From everyone here at Cord Master, we hope you have a happy, healthy and successful 2016.
We’re excited about our continuous improvement efforts and look forward to delivering improved service and quality to our valued customers in 2016.
We got a really nice testimonial from one of our long time valued customers this past week and we share it here and on our home page. Thanks, Jeremy!
“With excellent communication and attention to detail at all levels, Cord Master has proven to be a valuable asset. They have taken the time to understand our project, offer suggestions…Read More
Cord Master’s team got together for a photo today in honor of Mary Risch’s retirement party. Mary is leaving us at the end of the year, but with shut down next week we decided to have her party today. Mary has been part of the Cord Master team for over 28…Read More
Why do police need armored vehicles? LENCO Bearcats save lives!
Dec 8, 2015 – Knights of old often donned armor to face those who threatened the…Read More
The U.S. Navy’s newest Zumwalt stealthy destroyer rescues fisherman who was having chest pains.
A fisherman off the coast of Maine was having chest pains. Their distress call was answered by the U.S.S. Zumwalt stealthy destroyer.
Watch the Video: http://video.foxnews.com/v/4659804359001/new-us-navy-destroyer-saves-fisherman-off-maine-coast/
Need wiring harnesses for your aerospace or…Read More
We frequently get asked about our wire harness manufacturing lead times.
For the portion of the manufacturing process that we have total control over, which is the time spent in production, our typical lead times are 2-4 weeks.
Other process steps which add to the…Read More
As you can imagine we keep a pretty close eye on Raytheon company news.
“Raytheon Company (NYSE:RTN) and the United States Air Force have agreed a $29.6 million deal to install…Read More
Check out our Zumwalt video!
The Navy’s newest ship, the Zumwalt destroyer, left Bath Iron Works for the Atlantic Ocean today.
“POPHAM BEACH – Hundreds gathered in Bath and at Popham Beach early Monday to watch the largest destroyer ever built for the U.S. Navy sail down the Kennebec River for critical sea trials…Read More
Zumwalt class destroyer starts sea trials today. The USS Zumwalt headed out to sea this morning.
“The largest destroyer ever built for the U.S. Navy headed out to sea for the first time Monday, departing from shipbuilder Bath Iron Works and carefully navigating the winding Kennebec River…Read More