Acrolab's Best Practices, Kaizen and 5S updates - April, 2011

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Continous improvement at Acrolab - A look at our Research & Manufacturing facility April 2011 - "Kaizen and 5S best practices" Windsor, ON, CANADA

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About Acrolab Ltd. Advanced Research & Development

 Founded in 1948

Designs & Manufactures custom solutions
Thermal engineering

Business Verticals:

 Aerospace
 Agricultural
 Automotive/transportation
 Defense
 Electronics
 Petrochemical
 Medical
 Material Science Global Headquarters &
 Packaging Research Laboratories
7475 Tranby Avenue
 Processing
Windsor Ontario Canada
 Renewable energy sector Website: www.acrolab.com
 Telecommunication
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2011 Updates - 5S and Kaizen Best Practices
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Acrolab R & D Labs & Manufacturing Centre
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Let our team at Acrolab optimize your thermal footprint … call today.

1 800 265 9542 Toll free in North America
1 800 465 9674 Fax
519 944 5900 Direct
www.acrolab.com

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2. About Acrolab Ltd. Advanced Research & Development  Founded in 1948 Designs & Manufactures custom solutions Thermal engineering Business Verticals:  Aerospace  Agricultural  Automotive/transportation  Defense  Electronics  Petrochemical  Medical  Material Science Global Headquarters &  Packaging Research Laboratories 7475 Tranby Avenue  Processing Windsor Ontario Canada  Renewable energy sector Website: www.acrolab.com  Telecommunication 2

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