Material Transfer Doubles Production Space

Material Transfer & Storage completed an expansion that doubles its assembly space and enables additional processes to be brought in-house.

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This is the second expansion in as many years, and provides four times the manufacturing space for Material Transfer.

“Material Transfer’s latest expansion enables us to better meet our customers’ unique demands,” said MTS President Scott Nyhof. “By bringing more processes in-house, we have more control over the manufacturing process. This results in improved quality, workflow efficiency and flexibility to meet varied lead time requirements.”



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