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about nummech & Mechanized Numerics LLC Nummech is a division of Mechanized Numerics LLC (MNL) which is a manufacturing company located in southeast Michigan (United States). MNL was founded by long-time paintball applications engineer Andrew L DuBuc, along with several other manufacturing technicians. This group of people took their enjoyment for paintball and combined it with their affinity for manufacturing...thus Nummech was born.
Nummech's products are unique in that most of the ideas have been largely ignored by the rest of the paintball industry. Typicaly other developers prefer to avoid fringe products, instead working to create "sure fire" sales items. All companies have their own goals, but that isn't one of ours. New ideas and obscure products are the backbone of our product line. If players want it, we make it. Additionally, oftentimes the solution is an easy one so we're able to create a simple and cost-effective accessory to do the job. Everything is built from necessity, because a paintball player wanted to do something different. Other developers ignored them. We didn't.
advanced manufacturing and processing
Mechanized Numerics was founded by highly-skilled production machinists, and conducts process control through experts in the field. Additionally, as suggested by our company name, we are one of the only developers in the industry that actively employs the use of robotics and flexible manufacturing systems (FMS). Our CNC equipment is purpose-built into automated workcells, designed to keep manual interaction to a minimum and productivity to a maximum. Heavy industrial robotic arms load/unload machines while the human machinists are busy with more important tasks such as quality control. Robotics are also used for buffing and coarse workpiece inspection, allowing the production system to automatically adjust itself if an error is found.
Through these methods and others, we simplify the development process; we're allowed to produce whatever we want, and however many of it we want. Production batches are good but there's nothing wrong with a small run of 10 items if a player wants an obscure item.
