Big Kaiser Raising Funds for NRL Through December
Big Kaiser plans to donate 2% of NTMA member orders to the National Robotics League from November 1 to December 31.
From Nov. 1 to Dec. 31, 2020, Big Kaiser will donate 2% of every order from an NTMA member company directly to the National Robotics League (NRL) program.
“This will be our fifth annual promotion to support workforce development and STEM through the National Robotics League,” Chris Kaiser, president/CEO of Big Kaiser, says. “We love to help our customers reduce set ups and cycle times, improve part finishes and reduce costs through longer tool life. We also hope this year-end offer will incentivize NTMA members who haven’t tried us yet.”
There is no order minimum or maximum, and the only requirements are placing a “drop-ship” order from a local Big Kaiser distributor and noting “NRL2020” on the order.
Big Kaiser offers nine product lines of precision tooling, workholding and tool management systems, including the Big-Plus spindle; the Kaiser Boring System; high-performance Sphinx Drills; Speroni Tool Measurement Systems; Unilock Workholding; and CAT, BT, HSK and Capto systems. Popular products include face mill holders, end mill holders, collet chucks, angle heads and tapping adaptors.
The company would like to remind owners of Big-Plus spindles not to substitute dual-contact products on these machines. Download the latest product guide or find local distributors at https://us.bigkaiser.com.
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