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Die Cast Solutions No. 53: Optimizing a Fuel Cell Plate

Discover the transformative journey of the Fuel Cell Spring Plate, a vital component in heavy-duty fuel cell systems, crafted through collaborative innovation between CWM and our forward-thinking customer.

This brief delves into the meticulous design enhancements, manufacturing processes, and engineering innovations that culminated in a product surpassing expectations in reliability and performance.

Read more here.

CWM: Enhancing Expertise and Leadership

Anthony Fontana (left), Rob Malarky (center), Nick Bonsignore (right)

Chicago White Metal (CWM) is proud to announce a recent team realignment to bolster expertise and leadership within the sales and engineering departments. These changes mark a strategic shift towards optimizing talent and empowering individuals to drive innovation and excellence across various functions.

Rob Malarky Joins Sales and Marketing as Director of Sales Engineering:

One of the pivotal changes involves the appointment of Rob Malarky to the Sales and Marketing team as Director of Sales Engineering. Rob has been with CWM since 2010; his most recent position was Director of Engineering.

Rob brings a wealth of experience and engineering acumen that will be instrumental in driving CWM’s sales initiatives forward. In his new role, Rob will help to identify new applications and assist customers in transitioning their concepts to successful die casting projects. He will also oversee the technical aspects of CWM’s miniature zinc business.

Anthony Fontana Assumes Leadership Role as Manager of Engineering:

Another significant development is Anthony Fontana’s elevation to the position of Manager of Engineering. Anthony’s promotion underscores his exceptional contributions to CWM since he started here in 2020. In his new capacity, Anthony will lead the Engineering, Process, and Tool Room departments, provide technical support, oversee tooling projects, and nurture talent within the organization.

Nick Bonsignore Appointed as Senior Engineering Project Manager:

Additionally, CWM has appointed Nick Bonsignore as Senior Engineering Project Manager. Nick’s new role will entail expanded responsibilities, including deeper involvement in CWM’s automation initiatives and continued excellence in providing technical assistance for new and existing projects. He will also work closely with Anthony to mentor emerging engineers and support advancement within the department.

These engineering/sales team changes are a testament to CWM’s unwavering commitment to nurturing talent, fostering innovation, and maintaining its position as a leader in the die casting industry. With a strengthened leadership team and enhanced expertise, CWM is in a much better position to meet its customers’ evolving needs.

CWM Recycling Statistics – April 2024

In March, CWM recycled the following to Imperial Recycling:

  • 1,133 lbs. of cardboard
  • 86 lbs. of paper
  • 148 lbs. of plastic
  • 1,081 lbs. of wood
  • 170 lbs. of electronics

Our partner Groot also picked up seven cubic yards of mixed recyclables in March – including roughly 719 pounds of cans, bottles, plastic bottles, paper, etc. collected from around the facility.

CWM was able to divert a combined total of 3,337 pounds of recyclable material away from landfills in March 2024!