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EWI empowers industry leaders to overcome complex manufacturing challenges and seamlessly integrate new processes to bring products to market more quickly and efficiently. With unmatched expertise and advanced manufacturing technology resources, EWI is an integral extension of our clients’ innovation and R&D teams. We can assist you at any stage in your process—or collaborate with you from start to finish.

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Fundamentals of Welding Engineering class in Columbus starts October 16th

Don’t miss out! There are just two more spots left in our upcoming FUNDAMENTALS OF WELDING ENGINEERING course set for October 16-20, 2023. Join us for a comprehensive introduction to welding processes, metallurgy and weldability, mechanical testing and NDT, and more. Sign up today.

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EWI is the only independent engineering consultancy with comprehensive labs and advanced manufacturing technology resources dedicated specifically to production process development and improvement.

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EWI’s high-impact capabilities include:

Welding & Joining

Additive Manufacturing

Metal Forming

Advanced Automation

NDE & Inspection

Materials Engineering

Testing & Lab Services

EWI is uniquely positioned to help our clients

EWI helps you objectively identify the right technical solution and develop the solution using scientific methodology, providing support from concept through technology implementation. #IdentifyDevelopImplement

IDENTIFY the best options to solve your challenge with advisory services from advanced engineering experts.

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DEVELOP the right solution using scientific methodology and advanced manufacturing technologies.

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IMPLEMENT new processes through system launch and beyond.

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How can EWI help you?

As a source of expertise and evidence, EWI is more empirical and objective than other manufacturing technology services and consultants. Plus, the people are very accommodating.

William Schooley, Manufacturing Engineer Voestalpine Roll Forming Corporation

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