Brunk Industries published the latest Brunk Bulletin exploring the role of heat control in achieving repeatable, high-performance welds.
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Precision laser welding isn't just about where energy goes — it's about how the material responds to it. The latest Brunk Bulletin explores the role of heat control in a…
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Brunk Industries
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- Manufacturing
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- Lake Geneva, US
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- 51–200 employees
About Brunk Industries
Brunk Industries is a family-owned precision manufacturer, founded in 1960 and still operating under the same family's name today. The company serves medical device, aerospace, and high-tech manufacturers for whom failure traced back to an unaccountable subcontractor isn't an option. Tooling, stamping, and assembly are all handled in-house — no subcontracting, no handoffs between vendors. From print to finished part, Brunk owns the process end to end, and therefore owns the outcome. Headquartered in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, with growing operations in Pittsburgh, PA and Ireland/EU.
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