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Structuring for the 22nd Century | Mighty Amelia! No products in the cart. At Controlled Dynamics, the company's mission is to provide a more versatile alternative to traditional t-slot structural aluminum systems further expanding the potential of aluminum as the preferred material for structural applications. The company realize the company's mis... sion by manufacturing precision engineered structural aluminum products that are the epitome of quality, strength, and value. The company's company core values are inherited directly from owner Frank Oetlinger. Frank approaches his entire personal and professional life with a great sense of integrity, ingenuity, deep social responsibility, and a relentless drive for quality and precision in everything he does all while maintaining a reasonable sense of humor! The Controlled Dynamics product line is simply the latest testament to these values. To this extent, the employees of Controlled Dynamics commit to consistently delivering the strongest, highest quality, and most precise structural aluminum systems in the world. The company will act in accordance with these shared values when working with customers, suppliers, and other organizations to become models of integrity, efficiency, and social responsibility. In the folded carton industry, many of the high-speed presses punch pre-printed sheets of carton blanks at a rate of four sheets per second. Immediately following the cutting process is a blanking tool that separates the box from the leftover cardboard. Prior to 1995, companies were forced to routinely shut down their lines to maintain the blanking tools tightening loose parts and replacing broken components. After successfully introducing a presser device for blanking tools in 1995, Blanking Systems Incorporated (BSI) went on to introduce a revolutionary blanking tool system that required no routine maintenance. This was accomplished by fastening the frame of the tools together using angled connection points creating a locking mechanism that remained intact in ...Read More