A Truly Green Solution for Insulating Bare Piping Components on Indoor Steam and Hot Water Distribution Systems

Auburn Manufacturing, Inc. (AMI), a leading developer, manufacturer, and marketer of textile products for extreme temperature industrial applications, has introduced a new, low-cost solution for insulating bare piping components on steam and hot water distribution systems < 500°F. The new patent pending Ever Green^® Cut ’n Wrap™ Insulation Kits contain everything that’s needed for quick and easy on-site fabrication of removable/resusable insulation blankets.

Auburn Manufacturing, Inc. (AMI), a leading developer, manufacturer, and marketer of textile products for extreme temperature industrial applications, announced today that it has been awarded a Seed Grant of $12,500 from the Maine Technology Institute (MTI), a state-funded non-profit organization.

Auburn Manufacturing, Inc. (AMI), a leading developer, manufacturer, and marketer of textile products for extreme temperature industrial applications, announced today that it has been awarded two U.S. military contracts worth up to $7.8 million over several years for the supply of its AMI-SIL^® fabrics, used in hot work protection during naval ship repair.

AMI was just awarded two U.S. Military contracts worth up to $7.8 million over several years for its AMI-SIL® fabrics used in hot work protection during naval ship repair. This contract reflects continued confidence the U.S. Navy has in AMI's hot work fabrics. This is the fifth contract AMI has been awarded over the past 15 years for the supply of over 1.25 million yards.

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The much anticipated 2009 edition of NFPA 51B Fire Prevention During Welding, Cutting and Other Hot Work Standard has just been released. Widely recognized as the most comprehensive hot work Standard, NFPA 51B Technical Committee updates the standard every five years.

Mechanic Falls, ME — Auburn Manufacturing, Inc. (AMI), the industry leader in high performance textiles for extreme temperature applications, announces that it has been certified as a Women’ Business Enterprise (WBE) by the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC), the leading certifier of women-owned businesses that sell to corporations and large government organizations.

Mechanic Falls, ME — (January 15, 2008) — Auburn Manufacturing, Inc., (AMI), the leading U.S. manufacturer of extreme temperature textiles for use in hot work/welding operations, will focus its efforts at the upcoming GAWDA 2008 Spring Management Conference, March 9-11 in Chicago, on communicating the benefits of ANSI/FM 4950 rated welding fabrics.

In New England where manufacturers and companies utilizing welding and its technologies are spread out over a large area, it is often difficult or costly to send employees for training. In response to the need to increase the availability of training, the New England School of Metalwork, a non-profit educational facility specializing in the welding and blacksmithing trades based in Auburn, Maine, conceived the idea of constructing a Mobile Weld Training Center (MWTC) that would allow companies to train employees at their own facilities, thus eliminating travel concerns.

When Jomac Canada wanted to develop a line of heat protective gloves and mitts that would raise the level of protection available for people involved in hot work operations, it chose a new and innovative fabric from Auburn Manufacturing called Carbo-Flex™ FLPN1500.

Mechanic Falls, Maine — (September 30, 2007) — Auburn Manufacturing, Inc. (AMI) has announced the appointment of Ernest C. (Skip) Mattox, III as Vice President of Manufacturing. He will be responsible for all manufacturing operations at the company.