Earl W. Brinkman was no stranger to innovation and hard work. His many patents speak to that fact. In the eulogy written by son Robert Brinkman after Earl’s death he was remembered as a man who “was always looking for a better way, a faster way, a way never tried

Davenport Machine now offers 24-hour delivery for cams. We also offer drastically reduced delivery time for custom engineered cams. All customers providing Davenport with custom requirements will receive cams in just 4 business days. For more information, contact the Davenport team today.

Production Machining has featured Davenport Machine’s tools and technology in an article titled, “Competing on a Multi-Spindle.” For many high-volume applications, multi-spindle automatics are the right technology for production machining. Increasingly, that production efficiency has been pressured by changes in the needs of shops in the form of shorter run

Davenport Machine, Inc., a Brinkman International Group company, announced the formation of its new Technical Services Group, a division tasked with supporting the needs of customers gaining new business in the recent economic recovery and growth in the manufacturing sector. The Technical Services Group will draw on the company’s extensive

Davenport Machine will host a hands-on, five-day Operator Training course at our facility in Rochester, New York, February 20-24, 2006. The course was developed in response to industry trends showing companies in need of proper training to remain competitive in today’s market. The course is designed for Davenport operators with

The emphasis and benefit of using a Davenport machine is the speed, or cycle-time, of producing parts and the versatility of attachments for a variety of operations to be performed on a single part. These attachments often eliminate second operations or set-ups enabling the part to be dropped off the

I have noticed a decidedly disconcerting attitude among some in the industry that the Davenport Five Spindle Automatic Screw Machine is “Old” technology. Because if it isn’t CNC, fiber optic or made of Kevlar it’s obsolete. That opinion couldn’t be farther from the truth. After all, the wheel was discovered

The recent recession may not be completely over but the economy is definitely picking up. The stock market is recovering, consumer confidence is rising and automobiles are starting to leave the factories again. At Davenport we see many customers who were down thirty, forty and fifty percent in 2009 from

Donation of state-of-the-art equipment will spur development of new technologies and training techniques. Davenport Machine a division of the Brinkman International Group and a world leader in small parts manufacturing, will announce a new collaboration with Rochester Institute of Technology and the Kate Gleason College of Engineering during a press