JV Manufacturing has had a busy September, with team members attending two major industry events: IMTS in Chicago and the Sangiacomo Open House in Italy!
The excitement doesn’t stop there, though. JVM also announced two new presses that will be installed on our production floors in 2026, including one that was showcased during the Sangiacomo Open House.
IMTS (International Manufacturing Technology Show), the largest manufacturing trade show in the Western Hemisphere, took place from September 14-19 at McCormick Place in Chicago.
The event brings together manufacturing innovators, technology providers, and industry leaders to make connections, exchange ideas, and explore solutions to today’s production challenges. In addition to exhibitors showcasing the latest machining technologies, IMTS featured educational sessions and guest speakers from across the industry, which even included experts from NASA, Sharon Cobb, Associate Program Manager at NASA Space Launch System Program, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center as well as Astronaut (Retired) at NASA, Wendy Lawrence..
JVM joined RM Group Holdings at their booth, where we both showcased our expertise in electrochemical machining (ECM) and connected with others in the manufacturing industry.
Ryan and Melissa Vecchi, President and Vice President at JVM, traveled to Italy to attend the Sangiacomo Presse open house, celebrating the company’s 70th anniversary in the manufacturing industry. The open house runs from September 14 through October 2. A special celebration took place at their new headquarters on September 24 and 25 to celebrate their seven decades in existence.
During their visit, Ryan and Melissa also showcased JVM’s newest press, the Sangiacomo T-200 DMDB.
We are thrilled to announce that two new stamping presses will be installed at JV Manufacturing in 2026! These additions will expand our production capabilities and help us continue delivering the quality products our customers expect.
It was great connecting with so many of you over the past month! If we didn’t get a chance to talk about JVM’s capabilities, or if you thought of another question after the show, we’d be happy to continue the conversation.
Feel free to contact us anytime to learn more about how JVM can help with your manufacturing needs.