For a growing number of fabricators, regardless of size, the answer lies in offline programming. Unlike traditional at-the-machine programming, offline programming involves creating press brake bending programs on a computer, separate from the machine's physical location.

Cincinnati Incorporated (CI), a leading North American provider of built-to-order machine tools, announces that after more than four years of service, Mr. Timothy Warning will be stepping down as President & CEO effective January 1, 2025. At that time Mr. Alan Oak will assume the company’s leadership position.

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The Best and Brightest Companies to Work For® is proud to announce and honor the newest 2024 Best and Brightest Companies to Work For in the Nation winning companies. Only companies that distinguish themselves as having the most innovative business acuteness and human resource practices can be bestowed this honor. Considering the ten to one ratio of this program, these winning companies are truly innovative in their employee engagement execution.

Cincinnati Incorporated is proud to announce its recognition as one of Newsweek’s Top 200 Most Loved Workplaces for 2025.  This prestigious award given by Newsweek,  in collaboration with Best Practice Institute, highlights companies that have fostered exceptional workplace environments, earning high marks from employee surveys for satisfaction and a commitment to trust, belonging, and respect, as well as personal and professional growth.

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Today, the company continues to offer innovative solutions to enhance the operator experience while advancing productivity. Fabtech attendees (October 15-17, 2024) looking to enhance shop floor operations can get a first-hand look at what CI has to offer at exhibit space S13085.

Machine builder Cincinnati brings system adaptability to the forefront

To remain relevant and successful, long-established companies must honor their past without losing sight of the future. This is the approach that metal fabricating machine builder Cincinnati Inc. (CI), Harrison, Ohio, has taken since its founding in the late 1890s.

Cincinnati Incorporated has become certified as a Most Loved Workplace® backed by the research and analysis of Best Practice Institute (BPI). Most Loved Workplace® validation provides the most comprehensive look at workplace sentiment for organizations today.

VETS Indexes is proud to announce that Cincinnati Incorporated has earned the designation of VETS Indexes 4 Star Employer in the 2024 VETS Indexes Employer Awards. The award recognizes the organization’s commitment to recruiting, hiring, retaining, developing, and supporting veterans and the military-connected community.

Only a few years ago, collaborative robots, or cobots, were rolled out to demonstrate their viability in welding applications. An operator—who didn’t need to be a welder—could take the cobot, teach it by moving it along the prospective weld path, and start the welding process.