Sessions Co., LLC is a manufacturer's representative that represents several precision manufacturing companies including: B W Mfg. Co. for CNC machined products; Crown Mfg. Co. for injection molded plastic products; IMC-Microtool for metal injection molded and powdered metal products; and Lamothermic for ferrous investment cast products. These companies offer services such as CNC machining, plastic injection molding, metal injection molding, powdered metal pressing, and investment casting to produce complex parts for industries such as aerospace, automotive, medical, and more. Sessions Co. provides sales and customer support for these precision manufacturing partners.

1. Sessions Co., LLCManufacturer‘s RepresentativeMechanical Design & Engineering Services

2. B W Mfg. Co. – Precision CNC Machined ProductsCrown Mfg. Co. – Injection Molded Plastic ProductsIMC-Microtool – MIM & Powdered Metal ProductsLamothermic– Ferrous Investment Cast ProductsNew Wesco – Forged & Die Cast ProductsSteira Technologies – Mechanical Engineering & Design ServicesSessions Co., LLC – Mechanical Engineering and Design ServicesContents

3. B W Mfg. Co., Inc.Represented by: Sessions Co., LLCCNC Machined Parts

4. Founded 1961Wide selection of CNC machinesISO 13485: 2003B W Mfg. Co., Inc.

5. Precision CNC MachiningPlating, coating and non-destructive testing availableAssemblyPrototype & production partsCapabilities

6. Specializing in high volume, close tolerance machining.CNC Machining

7. AerospaceAutomotiveMedicalConsumer goodsIndustrial productsElectronic instrumentsIndustries served

8. On-time delivery JIT / Kanban program available Competitive pricing ISO 13485: 2003 certified SPC documentation Materials certificates of compliance Experience with a wide range of materials B W offers to its customers:

9. Contact informationB W Mfg. Co., Inc.Gary Weed229 Technology Park, 111 Enterprise DrivePO Box 273Bristol, Connecticut 06011-0273Ph: 860-584-9303Fax: 860-582-9597E-mail: gweedbwmfg@aol.comSessions Co., LLCMr. George SessionsPO Box 22901Portland, OR 97269Ph: 503-659-9958Fax: 503-344-4631E-mail: sessionsco@comcast.net

10. Crown Mfg. Co., Inc.Represented by: Sessions Co., LLCPlastic Injection Molded Parts

11. Founded 195970,000 sq. ft. facility in Newark (Bay Area) CA.14 mold presses ranging from 110 to 530 tonsIn-house state of the art tool roomISO 9001:2008 certifiedCrown Mfg. Co., Inc.

12. Plastic injection moldingPlastic injection mold tooling design & buildAssembly & distributionCapabilities

13. Plastic Injection Molding

14. Specializing in short and moderate production run.

15. Presses range in tonnage from 110 to 530 tons

16. Over molding

17. Insert Molding

18. Full turnkey solutionsPlastic Injection Molding

19. List of Presses

20. Plastic injection mold tooling design & build

21. In house state of the art tool roomEDM, CNC, CAD, CAMProduction injection moldsMold repairSurface grinding Plastic injection mold tooling design & build

22. Assembly & Distribution

23. Custom PackagingDrilling & TappingEMI / RFI shieldingHeat StakingHot StampingPad PrintingPaintingThreaded InsertsUltrasonic InsertingUltrasonic WeldingAssembly & Distribution

24. AutomotiveCommunicationsComputerFood & BeverageIndustrialMedical SecurityIndustries served

25. On-time delivery JIT / Kanban program available Competitive pricing ISO 9001:2000 certified SPC documentation Materials certificates of compliance Experience with a wide range of materials Crown offers to its customers:

26. Crown Mfg. Co., Inc. www.crown-plastics.comMs. Christine Perreira37625 Sycamore StreetNewark, CA 94560-3946Ph: (800) 214-8600Fax: (510) 742-8500E-mail: ChristineP@Crown-Plastics.comSessions Co., LLCMr. George SessionsPO Box 22901Portland, OR 97269Ph: 503-659-9958Fax: 503-344-4631E-mail: sessionsco@comcast.netContact information

27. IMC-MicrotoolsRepresented by: Sessions Co., LLCMetal Injection Molded (MIM) parts& Powdered Metal (P/M) parts

28. Division of Iscar LTD. Company, located in Tefen, IsraelMetal Injection Molding (MIM) & Powdered Metal (P/M), with extensive secondary finishing capability.High volume parts with tolerances less than 1µm (.00004 in.).In-house engineering, tool & automated machine designIn-house from powder to finished partAS-9100 & ISO 9001:2000 certifiedIMC-Microtools

29. Combines material flexibility of powdered metal with design flexibility of plastic injection moldingParts that are good candidates for Metal Injection Molding (MIM):High volume (5,000 pcs/yr to millions of pcs./yr)Complex and/or intricate geometryTight tolerances (±0.3% of the dimension)Small part sizeExcellent surface finish requiredHigh material density/excellent mechanical properties required (>97% of the theoretical density)Uniform wall thicknesses with fillet radii & draft acceptableOne flat side or able to rest unsupportedLow unit costWhy MIM?

30. Parts that are good candidates for Powdered Metal:High hardness and/or wear resistance – difficult to machine materials.Part geometry favorable to one axis pressing (i.e. no undercuts, re-entrant cuts, or threaded features)Less than 5 variations in cross section thicknessprojected surface area—less than 50 in.² (32,000 mm²) diameter of less than 7 in. (185 mm) or up to 12 in. (300 mm) for parts with a large bore length of 6 in. (75 mm) maximum, 0.060 in. (1.5 mm) minimum Length/diameter ratio of 5:1 maximum; length/wall thickness ratio of 8:1 maximumExtremely tight tolerances – down to 1µm (.00004”). Why Powdered Metal?

31. Comparison of processes106MetalInjectionMoldingPowderMetallurgy105QUANTITYDie Casting104InvestmentCastingMachining103LowMediumHighCOMPLEXITY

32. Materials:Stainless Steel (MIM)316L, 304L, 420, 440C, 430L, 17-4 PH, 310 CbUltra High Strength Low Alloy Steel (MIM)4340, 4140, H13, 7% NiFeCLow Alloy Steel (MIM)7% NiFe, 2% NiFe, 8620Soft Magnetic Materials (MIM)2% NiFe, 40% NiFe, 50% NiFe, 80% NiFe, 3% SiFe, 7% SiFe, Iron, 2V Permendur, 430LControlled Expansion & Sealing Materials (MIM)36% NiFe (Invar), 42% NiFe, F 15 (Kovar)Nonferrous MaterialsCopper, Titanium (Ti-6Al-4V), Ti-6Al-4V Alloy (MIM)Tungsten Carbide - Cobalt or Nickel binders, Ultra Fine Grain (P/M)Capabilities

33. MIM:AutomotiveAvionicMedicalCamerasPrintersAir Pressure (nozzles)MachinesPowdered Metal:Paint Spray EquipmentPrintersMeasuring EquipmentWater Blasting EquipmentFlow MetersMicro Sand BlastersElectronicsTextilePumpsOther high wear applications.Industries served

34. MIM ProcessMetal PowderBinderFeedstockPreparationInjection MoldingSolvent DebindingThermalDebindingSinteringSecondaryPackingShippingDelivery

35. MIM - Firearms

36. MIM - Automotive

37. MIM - Electronics

38. MIM - Medical

39. MIM - Tools

40. MIM - General

41. P/M – Paint Spray Equipment

42. P/M – Wear Parts

43. P/M – Textile Equipment

44. P/M – Adhesive Dispensors

45. P/M – Electronics Industry

46. P/M – Nozzles for Sand Blasting Equipment

47. P/M – Pump Gears

48. P/M – Sleeves for Fiber Optics(active components)

49. P/M – Sleeves for Fiber Optics(passive components)

50. P/M – Water Blasters

51. P/M – Small Parts

52. P/M – Ceramic Parts

53. P/M - Nozzles

54. On-time delivery Competitive pricing based on annual quantitiesQuotes are in US dollars AS-9100 & ISO 9001:2000 certified Materials certificates of compliance Experience with a wide range of materials IMC-Microtools offers to its customers:

55. IMC-Microtoolswww.microtools-imc.comMr. Isaac ShabtaiTefen, 24959IsraelPh: 972-4-907 7125Fax: 972-4-987 2298E-mail: IsaacS@iscar.co.ilSessions Co., LLCMr. George SessionsPO Box 22901Portland, OR 97269Ph: 503-659-9958Fax: 503-344-4631E-mail: sessionsco@comcast.netContact information

56. Lamothermic Corp.Represented by: Sessions Co., LLCInvestment Cast Parts

57. Founded 197542,000 sq. ft. facility in Brewster, NYAutomated and semi-automated production equipmentFully integrated ERP softwareRapid PrototypingIn-house engineering & machining capabilityMIL-I 45208ALamothermic Corp.

58. Parts that are good candidates for Investment Casting:Have complex geometry requiring extensive machining or not possible to machine, also difficult or impossible to die castHave very thin sections (down to .015”)Have fine surface finishes Have close tolerances (.005” to .010” per inch)Welded assemblies – combine into one partAre between fractions of an ounce to 75 lbs.Are medium to high volume production quantitiesWhy Investment Casting?

59. Comparison of processes106MetalInjectionMoldingPowderMetallurgy105QUANTITYDie Casting104InvestmentCastingMachining103LowMediumHighCOMPLEXITY

60. Production Equipment:1 fully automated VA Robotic Shelling system3 Mueller Phipps automatic wax injectors 5 MPI semi automatic wax injectors 1 Mueller Phipps wax Stabilizer and distribution system3 MPI manual injectors2 300lb Inductotherm melting furnacesShell removal equipmentMaterials:Carbon Steel Low Alloy SteelStainless SteelTool SteelNickel AlloysCobalt AlloysCopper Alloys.Capabilities

61. Automatic Wax InjectionAutomatic wax injection is used on production runs over two hundred pieces. Our three state of the art automatic wax injectors assure accurate and consistent quality patterns resulting from excellent equipment parameter controls.

62. Robotic Ceramic SystemOur Robotic ceramic system is a fully integrated cell. The computer monitors and controls the Kawasaki robot, slurry mixers, rainfall sanders, and conveyer-drying chamber to ensure consistent quality and throughput. Energy, labor, and floor space is minimized in the production of precision ceramic shells.

63. MachiningWe have six CNC machining centers in house that are supported by Virtual Gibbs Cam software.

64. In house capabilities include: Spectrographic AnalysisRadiographic Inspection {X-Ray}Liquid penetrant inspectionmagnetic particle inspection CMM InspectionMIL-I 45208AQuality

65. QualityCoordinate Measuring EquipmentSpectrographic Analysis

66. Aerospace Commercial Firearms Medical Military Power GenerationIndustries served

67. Sample Parts

68. On-time delivery Stocking program available Competitive pricing MIL-I 45208AMaterials certificates of compliance Experience with a wide range of materials Lamothermic offers to its customers:

69. Lamothermic Precision Investment Casting Corp. www.lamothermic.comMr. Taylor Seymour391 Route 312Brewster, NY 10509Ph: (845) 278-6118Fax: (845) 279-3716E-mail: taylor@lamothermic.comSessions Co., LLCMr. George SessionsPO Box 22901Portland, OR 97269Ph: 503-659-9958Fax: 503-344-4631E-mail: sessionsco@comcast.netContact information

70. New Wesco, Inc.Represented by: Sessions Co., LLCHot Forgings, Die Castings & Sand Castings

71. Metal fabricator and manufacturer with factories in ChinaHot Forgings, Die Castings & Sand Castings, with extensive secondary finishing capability.Factories are ISO 9000 certified and QS certifiedNew Wesco, Inc.

72. Parts that are good candidates for Forging:Medium to high volumeGray iron, ductile iron, steel, stainless steel, bronze, brass, zinc, or aluminumPart geometry favorable to one axis forming, with the parting line capable of lying on a plane through the center of the partHigher strength required than an equivalent cast or machined partModerate tolerancesGood surface finishSome secondary machining or finishing acceptableWhy Hot Forging?

73. Parts that are good candidates for Die Casting:Moderately complex geometrySome drafts, fillet radii acceptableConsistent wall thicknessGood or very good surface finish requiredAluminum or zincMedium to high volumeSmall to medium sizeGood tolerancesWhy Die Casting?

74. Parts that are good candidates for Sand Casting:Low to medium volumesMedium to large sizeSimple geometryGood surface finishModerate tolerancesLow strength requirementsDraft and fillet radii acceptableConsistent wall thicknessesSome secondary machining and finishing acceptableWide selection of materialsCapable of being cast in 2 axes – no side pulls requiredWhy Sand Casting?

75. Comparison of processes106MetalInjectionMoldingPowderMetallurgy105QUANTITYDie Casting104InvestmentCastingMachining103LowMediumHighCOMPLEXITY

76. Materials:Gray iron (Forging, Sand Casting)Ductile iron (Forging, Sand Casting)Steel (Forging, Sand Casting)Stainless steel (Forging, Sand Casting)Bronze (Forging, Sand Casting)Brass (Forging, Sand Casting)Zinc (Forging, Die Casting & Sand Casting)Aluminum (Forging, Die Casting & Sand Casting)Other processes:Investment CastingMachiningStampingDeep DrawingWeldingCold HeadingHead TreatingMetal Injection MoldingPlastic Injection MoldingTool MakingCapabilities

77. Oil & GasValvesAutomotive/AgricultureCast Exhaust ManifoldsDairy Equipment PartsBrass JointsElbowsHousings Industries served

78. Oil & Gas - Valves

79. Automotive/Agriculture – Cast Exhaust Manifolds

80. Die Castings

81. Sand Castings

82. Stampings

83. Deep Drawing

84. On-time delivery Competitive pricing based on annual quantitiesQuotes are in US dollars ISO 9000 and QS certified Materials certificates of compliance Experience with a wide range of materials New Wesco offers to its customers:

85. New Wesco, Inc. www.newwesco.comMr. Julian Zhao376 Lemon Creek Drive, Suite A,Walnut, CA 9178Ph: 909-595-8038 or 909-595-8094Fax: 909-595-8136E-mail: julianzhao@newwesco.comSessions Co., LLCMr. George SessionsPO Box 22901Portland, OR 97269Ph: 503-659-9958Fax: 503-344-4631E-mail: sessionsco@comcast.netContact information

86. ReliableServicesandDependableSolutions

87. Steira Technologies offers :Innovative “Product Design & Development” at competitive prices.Complete “Life Cycle” development of a product from “Concept” to “Production”.Alternative options for “Materials Solutions” – composites and nano-composites; Green & Eco-friendly materials.Functional Expertise in: Noise & Vibration, Safety and Comfort.Sourcing Expertise of ‘Integrator’ for Aircraft Engine Tooling

88. Brief Overview on Steira Technologies and Services Offered Steira operational from April 2004 (in UK)

89. 50+ years of professional experience accrued.

90. Offices now in : UK, India and USKey service areas of Steira Technologies : Product Design & Engineering

91. Reverse Engineering solutions

92. FE Analysis

93. Re-Engineering

94. CAD/CAM/CAE Services

95. Tool Design Steira specializes in key industry domains:1. Aerospace2. Automotive & Transportation3. Medical & Industrial Engineering4. Power & Energy Generation

96. Steira’s wide range of CAD & CAE capabilities benefit customersCAD Options:Unigraphics –NX

97. Solid Works

98. Pro/Engineer