Everything Electric
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No more gassers for clearing snow. Our electric Rover does it quite well. Our electric Ego blower gets the walks.
We don’t burn gas for cutting grass either. We use an electric Ego riding mower.
New EV Van!
/Welcome new Ford E Transit! No more diesel for regular pick up and delivery. (and borrowing to move on the weekend)
Hoffman Manufacturing Corp's 25th Anniversary Celebration
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Please join us for our 25th Anniversary Celebration. Tour our 63,000 square foot facility during production. Check out an eclectic array of electric vehicles from the 1980s to today. Enjoy a variety of appetizers and beverages. It is at 4pm on Thursday, October 6th at Hoffman Manufacturing Corp.
Event details and registration are here: www.HMC25.com
You must register to attend. It will be a great time! It really was great.
COVID-19 INTUBATION BOX
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Look to covidbox.org
This one ships flat and assembles easily. Our CNCs are set up to run these quickly and produce a very smooth edge on parts.
Solar Power almost online!
/Our 133.2 kilowatt solar array is almost connected. This will provide over half the electricity to for our 63,000 square foot manufacturing facility. The rest comes from wind power through MG&E’s Green Power Tomorrow program (which we’ve used for over a decade.)
Expansion nearing completion!
/We are almost complete with our additional 38,000 square feet. This is very exciting! We’ll be able to consolidate warehouses and open up production space. Soon we will move a lot of stuff. A lot of stuff.
Building Expansion Underway
/Foundation walls are already poured despite the wintry weather.
We’re increasing our production and warehouse space by 38,000 square feet. Completion expected in summer.
New Laser and Metal Forming Machinery
/It has been a huge investment and well worth it. We installed a 2000 watt Fiber laser and NC Brake Press this spring. The laser is super fast and has a beautiful cut. The brake is extremely precise and has a quick set up.
Welcome Monona Grove High School Technology Department
/On October 12th we welcome the Monona Grove High School Technology & Engineering classes. Cheap labor? Heck no, it will be more of a show and tell.
