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DMT Celebrates 35th Anniversary Maintains fierce dedication to manufacturing in the US
August 23rd, 2011 — grinder Blades Discs
Marlborough, MA (PRWEB) August 01, 2011
on August 31, 1976 DMT Diamond Machining Technology opened for business. Over the course of 35 years, the company has solidified its position as the worldwide leader in diamond sharpening, utilizing superior, single-crystal diamonds to create unrivaled sharpening tools for use in woodworking, gardening, fishing, cooking and even championship speedskating.
Throughout the years, DMT has built its domestic and international operations in Massachusetts—resisting the lure of cheap foreign manufacturing. even as Chinese-made knock-offs of DMT’s iconic, polka dot patterned sharpeners have emerged, DMT has grown its market share. When Chinese speedskaters went shopping for sharpeners to give them the competitive edge, they contacted DMT for the original, USA-made product.
“We are proud that DMT has continued the tradition of quality manufacturing that Massachusetts has always been known for,” said mark Brandon, president of DMT. “When we bought the company in 2005 we knew it was a gem that had the potential to grow internationally.”
In the last five years, DMT has aggressively opened new markets in Europe and Asia; today its export business accounts for 25 percent of the company’s total revenue. even during the height of the recession, DMT was able to boost sales 18 percent.
“Our growth during difficult economic times is a testament to the quality, performance and innovation of our products,” said Brandon.
DMT currently holds 11 U.S. and foreign patents on its products. Since 2005, the company has introduced more than 50 new products, many in direct collaboration with its customer base. just one example of DMT’s groundbreaking innovations is its Diamond Wave, the first diamond sharpener to combine convex and concave abrasive surfaces for precision sharpening of all tools with curved edges. the earliest DMT sharpeners were created almost by accident when its team discovered that remnants of diamond grinding wheels they were making for stone quarries could precisely sharpen virtually any material. An early prototype of a DMT sharpener caught the eye of an LL Bean purchasing agent who extolled its virtues to his company. Today, LL Bean remains a loyal DMT customer.
For more information about DMT, visit dmtsharp.com.
About DMT Diamond Machining Technology: DMT was founded in 1976 and manufactures a full line of diamond sharpening tools for use in woodworking, camping, fishing, hunting, outdoor and winter sports, culinary arts, gardening, police/security and industrial applications. the company has earned a HANDY Innovation Award, the National Home Gardening Club’s Seal of Approval, the Handyman Club of America’s Seal of Approval, seven Blade Magazine Knife Accessory of the Year Awards and an international award for innovation at Germany’s International Hardware fair. All DMT sharpeners are proudly made in the USA.
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