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CTD in the News |
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Classic is proud to display our awards and
achievements. |
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Apprenticeship Training Fund Boosted
Classic Tool hosts government
funding announcement
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May 24, 2006 Classic Tool hosts a
government funding announcement.
Chris Bentley (minister of training,
colleges and universities), Sandra
Pupatello (MPP Windsor West), Bruce Crozier (MPP Essex), John Strasser
(president of St. Clair College) and
Valentino Pistor (former director of
education) were just a few of the
guests at CTD that day.
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"Apprenticeship training fund
boosted"
was televised on "A channel
news"
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Full coverage also included in
"The Windsor Star"
newspaper article
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Technological Education News
"The Apprenticeship Payback" |
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CTD is
once again recognized for its great
success in the apprenticeship program.
This article features a few of our
current apprentices including Frank
Lochinger, one of our very first
employees at Classic Tool. Once an
apprentice himself, he now trains other
CTD apprentices.
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The
Minister's Award
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Established in April 2002, The
Minister’s Award for Excellence in
Apprenticeship Training recognizes
those agencies that exceed standards
in customer service, effectiveness
and efficiency, and demonstrate the
ability to maintain and improve
results over time. The Minister’s
Award for Excellence is granted
annually by the Ministry of
Training, Colleges and Universities
to four community-based agencies and
colleges from all over Ontario.
Classic Tool & Die was honored to be
selected as a recipient of this
prestigious award in April 2004.
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The
Windsor Star "25 Years of Classic
dedication" |
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As a
salute to our company's 25 anniversary,
Classic Tool was featured in a two page
spread in the Windsor Star newspaper. A
special thanks to all our dedicated
vendors for supporting us all these
years.
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The
Windsor Star
"Salute to excellence" |
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"Staying
ahead of the curve" was a special
feature in the Windsor star honoring the
OYAP program for it's great success in
placement of students in the skilled
trades. Two of Classic Tool's employees
Scott Summerfield and Vido Pantovic were
photographed learning practical skills
at Classic Tool.
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Canadian
Machinery and Metalworking |
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"The first cut is the deepest, an
EDM story"
An
article featuring once again, our
Hitachi wire EDM published in May of 1999 in the
Canadian Machinery and Metalworking
magazine. |
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Canadian Industrial
Machinery
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In
April of 1995, our Hitachi wire EDM
was featured in the Canadian
Industrial Machinery magazine. As
being the largest wire EDM in North
America, it drew much attention.
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The
Windsor Star "On the cutting edge"
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In
1991 Classic Tool developed a
one-of-a-kind water jet system that
was utilized to cut automotive door
trim. A solution was required to cut
the rubber coated trim without any
distortion to the form. A 5-axis
water jet was the answer.
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The
Windsor Star
"Family tool and die firm adds
high-tech machine" |
In
1984, Classic Tool was one of the
first Tool companies to utilize Wire
Electronic Discharge (EDM)
technology. Throughout our history,
EDM has always been our niche in the
business. We now utilize four EDMs,
one of which is the largest in North
America.
See
our
EDM page for more info on our
wire cut services.
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Due
to the age of the article, text may
be difficult to read. The above link
is an easy to read text version.
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