Source: Twin Vee PowerCats, Inc.
Twin Vee PowerCats, Inc. (OTC PINK: TVPC) announced today that it purchased a five-axis overhead gantry computer numerical control ("CNC") router from Diversified Machine Systems. This is the second router Twin Vee has purchased since the acquisition of the Company two years ago. The gantry router will be installed in its factory in Fort Pierce, Florida.
Joseph
Visconti, President of Twin Vee Powercats, Inc., stated, "This is an
important investment in the required technology and automation to move
Twin Vee forward as a leading designer and manufacturer of multi-hull
boats. PowerCat boats are finally attracting the attention from
recreational, commercial, and pro boaters. Having two gantry routers
running full-time, milling Twin Vee's new line of PowerCats, will cut
the' design to production to market' time in half. The marine industry
is moving ahead by leaps and bounds with technology, design, and power
and we intend to be in the front of the pack when it comes to innovation
and production of affordable, multi-hull boats. The demand is growing.
Our second gantry CNC router and our expanding dealer base will allow
Twin Vee to meet this demand."
Visconti
has discovered several competitors that have traditionally only
produced mono-hulled boats have begun offering dual hull power
catamarans due to their increasing popularity. "This move by the
industry-at-large to manufacture power catamarans simply confirms that
Twin Vee has been on the right track since its inception. For over 23
years, we have been making the best riding boat on the water. That is
not just a slogan for us. It is our company's mantra," remarks Visconti.
"Our newest CNC router offers us the ability to increase our production
capabilities and ensure we outpace our competitors."
Twin
Vee has made significant investments in new technology to augment the
company's traditional hand-built process. Last year, Twin Vee purchased
its first industrial grade 35-foot overhead five-axis CNC router capable
of milling a 45-foot plug for new models. Twin Vee will utilize both
CNC routers to manufacture high-quality plugs and molds to help bring
new boats to market by in less time and with less cost to the Company.
Visconti states "with the purchase of a second CNC router, we are
realizing our Company's full production potential in our newly upgraded
manufacturing plant and working night and day to bring new and
ground-breaking offerings."
With
the help of its newest CNC router, Twin Vee's Product Development
Department has been hard at work designing and building an entirely new
line of Twin Vee PowerCat models. The Company is designing and building
the all-new 230 JP CC "Center Console," the 230 Herou-X DC "Dual
Console, a 27-foot OceanCat Center Console boat, as well as completely
redesigning Twin Vee's most popular boat, the OceanCat 260. "These
all-new PowerCats will be introduced over the next several months,
something that would not have been possible without the CNC routers
we've purchased." Preston Yarborough, Director of Product Development
for Twin Vee Powercats, Inc., adds.
Computer-generated example of Twin Vee's 230 Herou-X DC "Dual Console"
For
Visconti, the Company's Best Riding Boat on the Water mantra is one
that requires Twin Vee to never stagnate and to strive to always improve
itself. "The strides we've made in the overhaul of our manufacturing
process means that we can now more easily innovate and reimagine our
boats to cater to an expanding marketplace looking for dual-hulled
boats. The new technology we have incorporated into our production
facility in Fort Pierce, like the two CNC routers, elevates us to a new
level and provides us with a distinct competitive advantage in our
industry," states Visconti.
About Twin Vee PowerCats, Inc.
Headed
by CEO Joseph Visconti and acquired March 2016, the Company was
originally founded in 1994, the company designs, manufactures, and sells
recreational and commercial twin-hull power boats under the Twin Vee
brand name. Over the past 22 years, the company has concentrated on
perfecting the high-speed twin-displacement hull design, also known as a
"catamaran powerboat." For more information, go to www.twinvee.com or visit Twin Vee PowerCats, Inc.'s Facebook page.
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