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Pat O’Neill, National Product Manager and Regional Sales Executive at Mac-Tech, guides customers in enhancing production efficiency and cost savings through advanced fabrication technologies. He focuses on the use of roll forming, folding, and coil-fed fabrication systems to achieve precise and economical manufacturing processes. By leveraging Section 179 tax deductions, Pat helps companies invest in high-quality equipment while optimizing their financial resources. For further assistance, Pat can be reached at pat@mac-tech.com or 414-232-7929.

John Perry guides Indiana fabricators in boosting efficiency and profits by selecting the optimal 6000W tube laser or press brake system.

Kyle Bialozynski highlights how Hydmech saws boost structural steel prep in Wisconsin. With field experience and a focus on customer satisfaction, he offers smart fabrication solutions for ROI and growth. Kyle Bialozynski – Sales Executive, Mac-Tech kyle@mac-tech.com | 414-704-8413

Small Iowa fabricators can avoid costly errors by choosing well-maintained used laser machines, enhancing accuracy and cutting costs. Contact Mac-Tech: 888-MAC-9555

Boost your ROI by investing in tandem brakes before year-end to leverage Section 179 benefits. Strategize equipment planning for optimal value. Joe Ryan President, Mac-Tech joe@mac-tech.com | 414-477-8772 | 888-MAC-9555

Pat O’Neill, National Product Manager and Regional Sales Executive at Mac-Tech, discusses strategies to enhance tax savings through precise Stefa downspout forming. He emphasizes the importance of optimizing production with advanced roll forming, folding, and coil-fed fabrication systems. By leveraging these technologies, customers can achieve greater efficiency and cost savings. For more information, Pat can be contacted at pat@mac-tech.com or 414-232-7929.

John Perry guides Indiana fabricators in boosting efficiency and profits by choosing the right laser or press brake system, leveraging Section 179 benefits.

With year-end in sight, Pat O’Neill, National Sales Executive at Mac-Tech, makes the case for Indiana shops to modernize existing iron with CNC control retrofits—and use Section 179 to capture the savings now. Upgrading controls on press brakes, folders, shears, and roll formers can speed changeovers for panel and trim profiles, tighten bend accuracy for standing-seam systems, cut scrap and rework, improve safety, and extend machine life—often with minimal downtime and a faster ROI than a new purchase. Drawing on hands-on work with metal roofing manufacturers, Pat outlines clear decision criteria, real-world payback benchmarks, and turnkey support—assessment, installation, training, and timing to meet in-service deadlines—tailored to each operation. Consider how these insights could eliminate bottlenecks, standardize quality, and strengthen cash flow heading into next year.