Three companies in Carroll County received Maryland Manufacturing 4.0 grants for improving manufacturing using higher technology.
Carroll County Manufacturers Receive Maryland Grants for Technology Upgrades
In a show of confidence in Carroll County business, three county manufacturers have received Maryland Manufacturing 4.0 grants that will enable them to automate their plants with new technology. All of the grants are part of the state’s effort to encourage smart manufacturing and enhance the competitiveness of the manufacturing industry in Maryland.
Solid Corp., a company producing hollow metal doors, got paid $60,000 for acquiring a smart laser machine, bending machine, powder coating oven upgrade, and ERP system upgrade. These upgrades concentrate on enhancing production processes and integrating in gaining data from raw materials to finished goods.
Maryland Sign Design, Inc. received a $50,000 grant to purchase an automatic flatbed printer. The equipment will enable the quick production of Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accessible signs quickly, which are accessible and accessibility-compliant, fast, and accurate.
Mid Atlantic Contracting Services, Inc. received $340,000 to implement a spool welding robot. The cutting-edge technology will significantly enhance communications tower and component manufacturing efficiency, positioning the company for future scalability and competitiveness in the market.
These investments showcase Maryland’s focus on building innovation and enabling local companies to embrace Industry 4.0 technologies. By embracing advanced manufacturing solutions, these Carroll County companies are well-positioned to enhance productivity, reduce operating costs, and keep up with evolving industry needs.
The Maryland Manufacturing 4.0 initiative continues to set the pace in generating economic development and technological advancement throughout the state, keeping Maryland manufacturers at the forefront of their field in adhering to best practices and standards
