The first step to accelerating product delivery is to align your team, customers, and stakeholders on the goals and vision of your product. Doing this will help define the scope of the project, prioritize the right features, and clarify the product's value proposition.
Volumetric filling equipment is utilized in numerous industries that require precise filling of containers with pastes, liquids, and other viscous products. Actuators are essential in these systems, as they help drive the filling mechanism with optimal accuracy and reliability.
DAYTON, Ohio (November 21, 2023) – Joyce/Dayton, the premier manufacturer of screw jacks, actuators, and lifting equipment in North America, announced today its plan to complete a major expansion of its Portland, Indiana manufacturing facility to be completed in early 2025. The expansion is the largest in the company’s 150-year history, growing the plant’s square footage from approximately 82,000 square feet to 108,000 square feet.
DAYTON, Ohio (May 2, 2023) – Joyce/Dayton Corp. (Joyce), the premier manufacturer of screw jacks, actuators and lifting equipment in North America, is celebrating 150 years of designing and manufacturing products at a level and breadth unparalleled in the industry. Joyce is known in the industry for setting a high standard for product quality, customer service, and skillful customization of products to meet unique requirements.
Members of the Miami Valley Council of Scouts BSA gathered to camp on the shores of the Mad River in Ohio to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Scouting in the Miami Valley.
Despite the inclement weather, these young men and women proved that they were "prepared" for the elements. Our very own Bryan Waid was among the 1500 young people and adult leaders who spent the weekend at camp learning about principles of flight, rock climbing, kayaking, and crossing rope bridges.
The first annual Grand Prix slot car race was held Tuesday, May 14th at a local Hobby Shop.
Our Joyce team competed in racing 1/32 scale and HO scale slot cars. While racers focused on getting the fastest laps and the fewest crashes, the rest of the group served as "Pit Crew" re-setting cars on the track after crashes.
“Without Jacks, They Were Sitting Ducks”
The time was 1941. It was a much different time, but Joyce was there to help when duty called. And the nation called for jacks.
Joyce supported the allied efforts by designing and producing a wide variety of jacks. While typically behind the scenes and unnoticed, their contributions were vital.
Take a look back at the many roles that Joyce jacks played in World War II.
