Weiss-Aug Innovation through Renovation

March 15, 2010

New modernized renovation is taking place at our 2nd Floor office building. Construction started late February and will be finished approximately by mid-March. We are expanding our research and development group, called our New Program Development Team, headed by experts in precision metal stamping, stamping tooling, insert and injection molding, and mold tooling.  The goal of the renovation was to provide a new area to this expanded group. The most exciting new feature of the renovation is our Innovation Area which is a functional work area for our new program development to team to work with our customers on developing metal stamped and insert molded projects. Equipped with audio/visual capabilities, smart adjustable working space and separate conference area, the new rooms are designed for customer comfort and innovating new ideas.

See the finished renovated second floor pictures here.

Weiss-Aug's New Program Development department now blogging..

Check out our Blogspot profile here for updates on how Weiss-Aug's New Program Development, Steven Warholak, talks about his interaction with kids from Jefferson High School’s F.I.R.S.T Robotics organization. He guides them as the students challenge other teams in designing and building a robot that must perform certain tasks in an effort to score more points.

Weiss-Aug Exemplifies Why Congressional Plant Tours Are So Important
January 13, 2009

Excerpt from Washington Wire e-newsletter

There are many ways to reach out to Congress. Some are more effective than others.
By far, the most effective way to educate a member of Congress about the issues that
are burdening your business is to host a plant tour. Last fall, Weiss-Aug Company, Inc.,
of East Hanover, NJ, did just that by hosting Congressman Rodney Frelinghuysen
(R-NJ-11) for a tour of its facility. Rep. Frelinghuysen toured the toolrooms, stamping division and molding division, and was very impressed with the cleanliness of the plant and the level of sophistication and automation of many of the processes.

To read the entire article, click here to download PDF

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Weiss-Aug Exhibits at “Made in New Jersey Day
December 15, 2008

Excerpt from NJBIA News Blast
‘Made in New Jersey” day spotlights state’s goods-producing sectors
By Beth Fitzgerald

When manufacturing executives are asked to explain why they stay in New Jersey, often the high quality of their work force is the top reason. That is the story at Weiss-Aug of East Hanover, a maker of precision-engineered components for electronic, medical equipment, aerospace and automotive.

Walter N. Virack, vice president of sales and marketing, said a grant from the state of New Jersey to train the firm’s 160 employees is helping the company. Weiss-Aug has expanded, adding 60 workers in the past two-and-a-half years, Virack said. “What keeps us in New Jersey is our skilled labor force,” he said. “We make very complicated, very high-tolerance components. We have a very good labor force in a very niche market — to pull up stakes to move to anymore would be detrimental to the company.”

To read the entire article, click here

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Weiss-Aug featured supplier in Medical Device Link.com

Weiss-Aug is now listed in the North American Suppliers directory of Medical Device Link (devicelink.com). Medical Device Link is a multifaceted website from canon communications where industry insiders go for up to date information on news, events and companies. Our company is featured in many of the product categories such as contract manufacturing and packaging services, electrical components and filter and IV components.

Visit our listing to learn more.