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There are two categories of membership in the Boston Tooling
& Machining Association, Inc. (BTMA): Regular Membership
and Associate Membership. |
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firm, corporation, or business entity regularly engaged in precision
custom manufacturing, through tooling and machining, is eligible
to become a Regular member in the National Tooling and Machining Association
(NTMA). Any Regular NTMA member in Eastern MA, New Hampshire and Maine
may choose to join the Boston Chapter (BTMA). Regular members have
access to all of NTMA’s benefits, services and programs. |
Precision
Custom Manufacturing is defined to include
companies engaged in: |
Die
building
Mold building
Precision machining
Special tooling
Special machine building
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Die
building & production
Mold building and production
Precision fabricating
Special tooling & production
Special machine building & production |
| A firm, corporation
or business entity that is regularly engaged in providing service,
equipment, materials or supplies to the precision custom manufacturing
machining industry is eligible to become an Associate member of the
Boston Tooling & Machining Association, Inc. (BTMA). Associate members
have access to all of the programs and services provided by BTMA.
They also have access to a limited number of services and programs
offered by the NTMA. |
| BTMA
Associate members are: |
Electroplaters
and Metal Finishers
Financial Institutions
Independent Insurance Agencies Industrial Suppliers
Machine Tool Distributors
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Machine
Tool Repair & Service
Metal Recyclers
Metals Suppliers
Tooling Suppliers |
| Our Regular members
recommend Associate Members for membership. Associate members pay
dues to the BTMA, based on a flat rate, renewable annually. Click
here for a listing of current Associate
Members. For more information about Associate membership, you
may contact BTMA. |
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