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.

One of the biggest mistakes a small to mid-size fabricator makes has nothing to do with equipment, personnel or partnerships. Rather, the error lies in dismissing automation as beyond what they need or can afford. Automation positions manufacturers for long-term success in an increasingly digital world. Reducing manual or repetitive efforts frees up skilled workers to focus on higher value tasks, minimizes errors, improves product quality and grows profitability through increased production capacity.

On Wednesday, November 1st, 2024, in a remarkable achievement, Emily Piatt, Senior Project Engineer at Cincinnati Inc., was honored with the CAMX Outstanding Technical Paper Award for her groundbreaking work on The Gantry Project.

For decades technology in the form of automation has been the sole domain of large global manufacturing enterprises. Today, CINCINNATI Incorporated is changing the game by making automation more accessible for many small to mid-size manufacturers.

While the interior framework of any structure is clearly critical, it’s often the façade that sets one building apart from the others. As a result, architects, designers, and builders are placing a premium on aesthetics and the suppliers who can support innovative trends and meet rising expectations.

September 11 holds a special place in the hearts of Americans. And CINCINNATI® Incorporated (CI) is proud to put its American-Made spirit on full display at FABTECH September 11-14, 2023. Attendees will get a first-hand look at what the machine tool manufacturer has to offer in exhibit space A4513 in Chicago’s McCormick Place. Highlights include the introduction of CI’s innovative press brake series, the latest in bending, welding, and laser cutting along with demonstrations of the company’s fully integrated manufacturing process.

The Scott Warning Memorial Race held a deeper meaning for Joe Warning as it honored the memory of his father, who sadly lost his battle with cancer in 2017. Scott Warning was a beloved figure in the racing community, known for his kindness and willingness to help anyone involved in the sport. Racers from all across the tri-state area and even from different parts of the country came together to pay tribute to this remarkable man.

What happens when a family-owned company and a leading manufacturer in the industry collaborate for a noble cause? They create the Pink Cancer Awareness Press Brake that has been developed by Cincinnati Incorporated for Robey's Welding.

Todd Kirchoff, Cincinnati Inc.’s product manager, vertical motion products, has been with the for company for 32 years. His various roles include sales, applications, sales management and, currently, product management. Todd recently took some time to discuss CI’s 60-ton press brake and bending good parts.

Lasers are one of the most widespread and versatile forms of metal cutting offering solutions for precise and complex geometry. While this equipment is an asset to any fabrication environment, the lack of proper attention given to equipment upkeep and operation will result in a waste of energy and raw materials.

Machine, Operator, and Process Operation are the three pillars that maximize laser cutting speed, quality, and efficiency. Take the time to learn and implement these areas and you’ll begin seeing a measurable and sustained return on your laser investment.

VETS Indexes is excited to announce that Cincinnati Incorporated has earned the designation VETS Indexes 3-Star Employer in the 2023 VETS Indexes Employer Awards. The award recognizes the organization’s commitment to recruiting, hiring, retaining, developing, and supporting veterans and the military-connected community.

With good information, business owners can react to issues on their shop floors in an informed and timely manner

On December 8th, 2022, RC Industries, a custom metal fabricator located in Elkhart, IN, and Cincinnati Incorporated, a metal fabrication equipment manufacturer located in Harrison, OH, came together to celebrate their USA pride in a fun and unique way.

Manufacturing is an in-demand industry that can lead to rewarding and well-paying careers. Companies, schools, and colleges throughout the country are celebrating during the month of October and using the opportunity to draw attention to all the industry has to offer.

Manufacturing Day at CI is a day-long event that brings high school students to CI to explore all of the different careers in manufacturing. These events will give students exposure to real-world manufacturing processes and technologies, explore numerous career pathways and develop skills necessary for successful employment in the manufacturing industry.

Leading machine tool manufacturer to unveil the industry’s newest cobotic welding technology at the show.

The laser cutting kilowatt race is back on. It happened with CO2 machines in the 1990s and 2000s, and it’s happening again now with fiber lasers. There’s a place for today’s ultrahigh-powered systems, but lower powers have their place too. So, what laser power fits your operation?