Register Now: Free Micro-Scale Machining PM Tech Days

PM Tech Days Event 2026

Why Micro-Scale Machining Is Reshaping Medical, Electronics & Aerospace PM Tech Days Micro-Scale Machining Event — FREE TO ATTEND Across both high-precision small parts and complex feature-dense components, micro-scale machining is becoming essential for rapidly evolving markets such as medical devices, electronics and aerospace. In this PM Tech Days event, industry experts - including shop machinists working these applications every day - will explore the considerations driving successful micro-scale machining processes and provide valuable insights into leading topics today. ​Join us September 30, 2026 from 11am-12:30pm (ET) for this Production Machining Technology Days event — a free, virtual event streamed live online. Your registration includes access to a full recording after the event airs live. REGISTER NOW PM Tech Days topics: Machine selection and setup for micro-scale work Tooling considerations for very small parts and features Programming software and strategy for micro machining Holding tolerance and repeatability at a micro scale Case studies from shops solving micro-machining challenges PM Tech Days Panelists Brian McBrinn brian@stingraysurgical.com President Sting Ray Surgical While in college at Florida Atlantic University to achieve his B.S. degree Brian joined Stingray Surgical Products LLC in 2009, Brian pursued his passion of engineering and applied his skills at Stingray Surgical Products LLC as a production technician. Brian continues to research and educate himself on the medical device industry. When Brian is not assuring quality of Stingray Surgical Products LLC, he enjoys spending time with his wife and their dog. Tyler Malone tyler@najet.com Technical Sales Manager NaJet Tyler is sales manager for National Jet Company, a specialty machining shop that has led the industry in manufacturing innovation for nearly 90 years. A hands-on problem solver, he works closely with customers to understand the needs, requirements, and complexities of every part, and he's energized by National Jet's ongoing investment in cutting-edge equipment. A collection of shop-made parts displayed in his office reflects what drives him: taking raw steel and machining it to precision and perfection. Outside the shop, Tyler enjoys golf, grilling with friends, and spending time with his golden retriever, Gracie.  Ed Engle swiss@najet.com Technical Lead NaJet Derek Korn Editor-in-Chief Production Machining PANEL MODERATOR — Derek Korn was named Production Machining’s Editor-in-Chief in 2020. Prior to that, he spent 16 years writing for Modern Machine Shop magazine and seven years with an industrial public relations company. He says visiting CNC machine shops to write about how they leverage new technology and processes to their advantage is the most enjoyable part of his job. In this role, he gets to help guide the brand as it focuses on helping niche machining businesses — many of which perform high-precision, high-volume CNC turning work — become more efficient operations. His mechanical engineering technology degree from the University of Cincinnati provides a firm foundation for understanding manufacturing technology so that he can explain its benefits to owners and managers of precision machining operations. REGISTER NOW LEARN MORE Follow Production Machining! Your privacy is important to Gardner Business Media, Inc. Please review our Privacy Policy here. 6915 Valley Avenue | Cincinnati, OH 45244 | 800-950-8020 gardnerweb.com  |   Unsubscribe © 2026 All Rights Reserved. Gardner Business Media, Inc.