Hastreiter Industries is sponsoring the Machine Tool Lab at the new educational center being built by Mid-State Technical College in Stevens Point, Wisconsin. The new facility will be a 53,000 sq. ft. Advanced Manufacturing, Engineering Technology and Apprenticeship Center. Learn more…
Marshfield is the largest city in Wisconsin not on a natural body of water, such as a lake or river. For this reason, an aquatics center in Marshfield will play an outsized role in the activities of families and other community members. To help bring the project to fruition, Hastreiter Industries is sponsoring the four swimming lanes. Read more…
An association of machine shops, fabrication shops, other manufacturers and associate members in Central Wisconsin, CWIMMA is a collection of 67 businesses focused on the development of local talent and education for manufacturing.
Mid-State Technical College alumnus Ken Hastreiter has earned recognition for his contributions to technical education and the central Wisconsin community. Hastreiter received Mid-State’s 2019 Distinguished Alumni Award on Dec. 15 during the fall graduation ceremony – read more…
Hastreiter Industries Corporation cut the ribbon on their new facilities at 1811 East 29th Street, Marshfield, on Oct. 29, with many government representatives in attendance as they received recognition by Governor Tony Evers.
Giving students exposure to careers they may not have known existed is not only critical to their professional development, but also for businesses seeking future talent. The Heavy Metal Tour allowed students from across central Wisconsin to hop on a bus and explore local businesses in manufacturing. Read more here…
Recently eight students and one adult were provided free college summer classes in solid modeling (CAD), print reading, and machining via a collaboration between Mid-State and CWIMMA (Central Wisconsin Metal Manufacturers Alliance) and in partnership with Hastreiter Industries. Read more…
Hastreiter Industries joined STEM Scout’s Day Camp to share 3D printing, CNC machining, 3D CAD modeling and other technologies! Read more…
Through a mentor-ship program with Wood County Juvenile Court, Hastreiter Industries had a young man spend part of a week in our machine shop.
To further impact future young adults, Hastreiter is establishing a year-long mentoring and apprenticeship program. We look forward to launching the full program in partnership with the nonprofit organization, Shiloh.
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