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Plouse Now ITAR Compliant (July Newsletter) - for the full newsletter, please visit: http://www.plousemanufacturing.com/news/detail.aspx?id=34

New Interactive Website Launched - Press Release HARRISBURG, Pa. April 8, 2010 Plouse Precision Manufacturing (PlouseManufacturing.com), one of the nation’s leading precision contract manufacturers, announced today the launch of their new website with enhanced features, images and content. The new website allows visitors to join discussions on manufacturing, as well as find the latest company and industry news via social media sites.... For the full article, visit:http://www.plousemanufacturing.com/news/detail.aspx?id=21

Join Us April 14 & 15, 2010 at the Northeast Regional Contract Manufacturing Show: Design 2 Part - Job Shop Show Greater Philadelphia Expo Center Booth #435... Oaks, Pennsylvania For more information, visit: http://www.plousemanufacturing.com/emails/100316.htm

New Federal Firearm License Types (February Newsletter) - for the full newsletter, please visit: http://www.plousemanufacturing.com/news/detail.aspx?id=20

Press Release: Plouse Precision Manufacturing Launches Virtual Factory Tour (June 18, 2009) http://www.plousemanufacturing.com//bl/category_view.aspx

Plouse Precision Manufacturing delivers expert CNC turning services. Our state-of-the-art cnc turning equipment brings a high level of automation and precision to the manufacturing process which delivers unparalleled quality and consistency. Clients benefit from the more flexible and faster production capabilities made possible by CNC turning. For more information about CNC Turning visit: http://PlouseManufacturing.com/manufacturi/cnc-turning.aspx

Plouses state-of-the-art manufacturing facility contains various metal stamping machines. Metal stamping is a fabricating process that can compete with roll forming that presses a metal blank with powerful dies into a predetermined shape (or pattern). Stamping utilizes mechanically or hydraulically powered presses that are fed by continuous strips of metal or individual blanks which are shaped by a powerful stamping action.