ROS-Industrial Adds Welding Institute, Waves Goodbye to Tormach Inc.
Published Date: 8/13/2025
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The ROS-Industrial Consortium Americas just updated its team by adding Edison Welding Institute and Zachry Corporation, while Tormach, Inc. stepped away. These changes keep the group’s antitrust protections active and open the door for more members to join. No money changes or project shifts happened, and the group will keep sharing updates as they grow.
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