WestWinn Group Adds MultiCam CNC Router Cutting System

WestWinn Group, builders of Harbercraft Canadian-built welded aluminum boats, announces the addition of a MultiCam CNC Router Cutting System to its manufacturing toolkit.  

“Building the best welded aluminum boats that provide a lifetime of smiles for families, is what we do here at the Center of Excellence in Vernon, BC. Our new MultiCam CNC Router Cutting System allows us to add cutting capacity to meet demand while continuing to make accurate parts with less waste and shorter lead times,” says Mike Clements, Production Manager.                 

“Our new MultiCam unit is a very versatile addition to our manufacturing system. The machine’s speed and accuracy are its best features,” explains Brian Penner, Product Development Leader.  

“The ultra-competitive boat building industry requires constant innovation and investment. Our customers demand the best, not only in performance and styling but value for their hard-earned dollars. This new cutting system helps us meet demand while supporting our growth strategy of creating the leading all-welded brand in North America,” adds Byron Bolton, CEO.  
 

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