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wiredInUSA - July 2014
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Peter Neville, B&H Tool Company’s
president and CEO, announced that
effective 21
st
October 2013, B&H was
recapitalized and is now a partnership
known as B&H Tool Company LLC. Neville
will remain inhiscurrent role, andJohnUlcej,
who was formerly owner and president of
EDI in Chippewa Falls, will become the
director of technology, engineering, and
manufacturing at B&H.
B&H Tool Company LLC specializes in
the design and manufacturing of high
quality standard and custom crosshead
and in-line dies used for wire coating and
tubing, serving industrial and medical
markets throughout the world. Peter
Neville has owned and managed B&H
since 1994.
John Ulcej said: “We look forward to
investing in the people and technology
required to keep B&H positioned as a high
quality manufacturer of precision tooling
for the wire, cable, and tubing industries.
Our intent is to become a state-of-the-art
engineering and manufacturing facility
that provides exceptional customer
service.”
Dies
partnership
The US department of commerce has
confirmed it will look into whether steel
nails from India, South Korea, Malaysia,
Oman, Taiwan, Turkey and Vietnam are
being sold below cost in the United States.
The complaint was lodged by Mid
Continent Steel & Wire, the largest bulk
pallet nail manufacturer in the United
States, which claims that imports benefited
from unfair government subsidies.
The international trade commission will
rule by 14
th
July. If it finds there is reason to
believe the imports have the potential to
damage the local industry, import duties
of as much as 589.78 percent could be
imposed on nails from India.
Steel nails
investigation