How does AHM International stand out in the machine knife industry. What makes their manufacturing process unique. Why are their products preferred by leading brands worldwide. How do they ensure customer satisfaction and cost-effectiveness.
The AHM International Difference: Redefining Machine Knife Manufacturing
AHM International has positioned itself as a game-changer in the industrial machine knife sector. By challenging the status quo and focusing on customer needs, they’ve created a new standard in manufacturing that prioritizes quality, efficiency, and value.
Quality First: The Cornerstone of AHM’s Philosophy
At the heart of AHM International’s success lies an unwavering commitment to quality. How do they ensure this? By owning their Sheffield factory and controlling the entire production process. This vertical integration allows them to:
- Source high-grade stainless steel from ISO 9001:2008 accredited suppliers
- Implement rigorous quality control measures at every stage
- Continuously innovate and improve their products
- Deliver directly to customers worldwide, ensuring product integrity
Precision Engineering: The AHM Advantage
AHM International’s machine knives are not just tools; they’re precision-engineered solutions. What sets their products apart? The answer lies in their innovative approach:
- InfinitEdge® blade coating technology for superior cutting performance
- Custom designs tailored to specific industry needs
- Hardened stainless steel construction for durability
- Austria-made quality combined with British engineering expertise
Breaking the Mold: AHM’s Customer-Centric Approach
In an industry often characterized by complex processes and high prices, AHM International has taken a different path. How have they disrupted the traditional model?
- Simplified processes that prioritize efficiency
- Fair pricing that delivers value without compromising quality
- A focus on customer satisfaction above all else
- Flexibility to adapt to unique customer requirements
The AHM Process: From Inquiry to Delivery
AHM International’s customer-centric approach is evident in their streamlined process:
- Customer Inquiry: Clients can provide drawings, samples, or even simple specifications
- Design and Consultation: AHM experts work closely with customers to refine requirements
- Precision Manufacturing: Utilizing state-of-the-art technology and skilled craftsmanship
- Quality Assurance: Rigorous testing to ensure each product meets AHM’s high standards
- Global Delivery: Direct shipping to customers worldwide
Industry Expertise: Tailored Solutions for Diverse Sectors
AHM International’s success is built on a deep understanding of various industries. Which sectors benefit from their expertise?
- Automotive
- Bakery
- Convenience Foods
- Copacking
- Dairy
- Fruit & Vegetables
- Meat Processing
- Medical
- Paper
- Plastics
- Recycling
- Seafood
- Snack Foods
- Tobacco
This diverse expertise allows AHM to create tailored solutions that address the unique challenges of each industry, resulting in improved efficiency and reduced downtime for their clients.
The Power of Innovation: AHM’s Cutting-Edge Technologies
Innovation is at the core of AHM International’s success. What technologies set them apart in the machine knife industry?
InfinitEdge®: Redefining Blade Performance
AHM’s proprietary InfinitEdge® blade coating technology represents a significant leap forward in cutting performance. How does it benefit customers?
- Extended blade life, reducing replacement frequency
- Smoother, more precise cuts for improved product quality
- Reduced friction, leading to lower energy consumption
- Minimized product waste due to cleaner cuts
Custom Design Capabilities
AHM International’s ability to create custom-designed blades sets them apart from competitors. Why is this important for customers?
- Tailored solutions for unique production challenges
- Improved efficiency in specialized manufacturing processes
- Reduced downtime by addressing specific machine requirements
- Potential for innovation in product design and manufacturing
Global Reach, Local Impact: AHM’s International Presence
Despite being based in the UK, AHM International has established a strong global presence. What does this mean for customers worldwide?
- Access to high-quality machine knives regardless of location
- Consistent product quality and support across different markets
- Ability to serve multinational corporations with standardized solutions
- Exposure to global best practices and innovations in machine knife technology
AHM by the Numbers
AHM International’s impact on the global machine knife industry is significant:
- 50+ countries served worldwide
- 1000+ valued customers globally
- 100,000+ high-quality products in their system
Beyond Blades: AHM’s Comprehensive Product Range
While machine knives are their core offering, AHM International provides a wide range of industrial solutions. What other products do they offer?
- Industrial Blades & Cutting Technology
- Conveyor Belting Systems
- Deceleration Technology
- Vibration Technology
- Hot Melt Glue Application Systems
- Aerial Lift and Material Handling Equipment
- Pumps and Systems
- Gear Motors
- Tetra Pak Machinery & Spare Parts
- Special Items (Standard Spec or Custom Design)
This diverse product range allows AHM to serve as a one-stop solution for many of their clients’ industrial needs, simplifying procurement and ensuring consistency across different aspects of their operations.
The AHM Advantage: Why Leading Brands Choose AHM International
AHM International has become the supplier of choice for many leading brands in the UK and beyond. What factors contribute to their preferred status?
Uncompromising Quality
Quality is not just a buzzword at AHM; it’s ingrained in every aspect of their operation. How do they maintain such high standards?
- Sourcing only the highest grade materials
- Employing skilled craftsmen and engineers
- Utilizing state-of-the-art manufacturing technology
- Implementing rigorous quality control measures
Cost-Effective Solutions
AHM International proves that quality doesn’t have to come at a premium price. How do they balance quality and affordability?
- Streamlined manufacturing processes
- Vertical integration to reduce overhead costs
- Efficient supply chain management
- Focus on long-term customer relationships over short-term profits
Exceptional Customer Service
At AHM, customer satisfaction is paramount. What sets their customer service apart?
- Dedicated support teams for each industry
- Proactive problem-solving approach
- Flexibility in meeting unique customer requirements
- Commitment to after-sales support and continuous improvement
Proven Track Record
AHM International’s success is built on tangible results. What benefits have their customers experienced?
- Reduced downtime in production processes
- Significant cost savings on blade replacements
- Improved product quality due to precision cutting
- Enhanced operational efficiency across various industries
These factors combine to make AHM International a trusted partner for businesses seeking reliable, high-performance machine knives and related industrial solutions.
Sustainability and Innovation: AHM’s Vision for the Future
As industry leaders, AHM International is not content with merely meeting current market demands. How are they preparing for the future of manufacturing?
Commitment to Sustainability
AHM recognizes the importance of sustainable manufacturing practices. What steps are they taking to reduce their environmental impact?
- Implementing energy-efficient manufacturing processes
- Developing products that reduce waste in customer operations
- Exploring recyclable and eco-friendly materials for packaging
- Optimizing logistics to reduce carbon footprint in global deliveries
Continuous Innovation
Innovation is at the heart of AHM’s strategy for future growth. How are they fostering a culture of innovation?
- Investing in research and development for new blade technologies
- Collaborating with customers to identify emerging industry needs
- Partnering with academic institutions for cutting-edge research
- Encouraging employee-driven innovation through internal programs
Embracing Industry 4.0
The fourth industrial revolution is transforming manufacturing. How is AHM International adapting to this new paradigm?
- Integrating IoT technologies for predictive maintenance
- Developing smart blades with embedded sensors
- Implementing data analytics for process optimization
- Exploring AI and machine learning applications in blade design
By focusing on sustainability, innovation, and emerging technologies, AHM International is not just preparing for the future – they’re actively shaping it. This forward-thinking approach ensures that they will continue to meet the evolving needs of their customers and maintain their position as industry leaders in the years to come.
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WE CREATED AHM International TO BE DIFFERENT FROM OTHER MACHINE KNIVES MANUFACTURERS.
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By owning our Sheffield factory, we are able to guarantee quality by owning the entire process, from grinding high-grade steel to directly delivering your products to anywhere in the world. That means we can continually innovate to make your machine knives even better.
Creating a new standard
By taking your products and ideas, using drawings or samples from production to packaging, we are always working to the highest standards in machine blade manufacturing, whilst using cost-effective methods to ensure you always get the best possible prices.
We’re able to break the decades-long cycle of big manufacturers creating complex processes and overcharging and do things the AHM International way–focused on high quality, fair prices and customer satisfaction that you deserve.
Precision Blades, Expertly Engineered
Our knives are manufactured from hardened stainless steel which has been sourced from only ISO 9001:2008 accredited suppliers. Whatever your requirements are, we can help. At AHM International we genuinely care; offering peace of mind, reliable parts, fully finished products and a real solution to your machine knife needs – that’s why we are the industrial blade manufacturer of choice for many of the UK’s leading brands.
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Our Process – AHM International
Our Process
We created AHM International to be different from other machine knife manufacturers.
What makes AHM International approach unique?
Engineered in our Sheffield factory using the highest quality steel.
Quality First
When the company was founded, AHM International had a vision and to fill the space that other manufacturers left in the market, a consistent balance of quality and value for money.
Creating a New Standard
We believe that you shouldn’t have to compromise when it comes to the machine knives you use, so ours are designed to be effective, durable and to provide a great experience that reduces downtime.
Customer Satisfaction Guarenteed
By owning one of the world’s best machine knife factories we’re able to break the decades-long cycle of overcharging and under delivering and do things the AHM International way, focused on customer satisfaction.
What makes AHM International approach unique?
Engineered in our Sheffield factory using the highest quality steel.
Enquiry
Firstly, our customers enquire with us for the product they want, either using a drawing, a sample, or even simple photos.
Ordering
Once the customer has reviewed our prices, they will find our prices beat any of our competitors, they will then typically send an order via email. The order would be sent with a drawing or sample of the knife, and our well trained draftsmen will prepare a production drawing for the blades. The order will then be acknowledged with the customer and any drawings will be sent for approval if needed.
Receiving the Goods
Once despatched, the courier will deliver the goods to the door of our customer. The customer would then check our delivery note and make sure that all items have been received correctly. They will then either install our high quality blades into their machine, or put them on their shelf for the future, made from food-grade stainless steel, our blades will remain rust-free for months if stored correctly.
Enquiry
Firstly, our customers enquire with us for the product they want, either using a drawing, a sample, or even simple photos.
Quoting
Once we receive the enquiry, we submit all the relevant information to our highly-skilled production team, they provide accurate production time estimates to allow the quotation to be prepared, an official quotation is then emailed to the customer.
Manufacturing
Once the drawing is approved, our production team will begin the manufacturing process.
High-quality steel is acquired and cut to size, any cutting edge is added to the blade as per our drawings.
Packaging and Despatch
Once the goods have been approved, they are passed onto our packing team. The goods are securely packaged and protected in high quality packaging materials. If the blades require any markings to be etched, then this is also done at this stage using our state-of-the-art laser etcher. Once packed, the goods are despatched using our chosen courier, or using a particular method as per request of our customer.
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April 8 is the International Day of Action against Genetically Modified Foods and Organisms.
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GMOs are dangerous because they are unpredictable… in many countries of the world, incl. in Russia.
A genetically modified (GMO) organism is an organism into whose genetic apparatus a gene or genes of another organism has been artificially inserted.
Experimental creation of GMOs began in the 70s of the XX century.
In 1992, pesticide-resistant tobacco began to be grown in China.
In 1994, genetically modified tomatoes appeared in the USA that were resistant to transportation. Since that time, the production of GMP began to gain momentum.
There are four general reasons that call into question the justification for the creation and use of GMOs and GM products in human nutrition:
Adverse effects of GMOs:
Their use can be harmful to health, their cultivation is dangerous for the environment, and manufacturing companies use genetically modified organisms (GMOs) as one of the levers of the economic enslavement of agriculture.
This is, firstly, the spread of various forms of allergies. In particular, infant formulas containing GM soy are suspected of causing more allergic reactions in children. The danger from the use of transgenic products and organisms is higher than from chemical compounds: they do not break down, but are accepted by the cell, where they can multiply and mutate uncontrollably.
Secondly, the spread of GMOs also leads to a reduction in the diversity of other varieties and breeds. This diversity is the basis of sustainable agriculture.
Thirdly, pesticide resistance genes, passing from GMOs to wild species, turn species that were not dangerous for agriculture into weeds and pests.
In addition, there is a transition of traditional pests to new crops.
It is impossible to speak with 100% certainty about the dangers of all transgenic products. And in nature, there are organisms that are unsuitable for human food (poisonous and mutagenic). Work on the creation of GMOs must continue, and these products must be tested in research institutions and labeled. Uncontrolled consumption of genetically modified foods may have unpredictable consequences in the future. To fully understand all the risks of eating transgenic foods, several decades must pass and several generations fed on GMF should be replaced.
The safety of transgenic products is still not well understood.
Firstly, they have become widely used only in the last 10-20 years, and this time is not enough to talk about their safety. After all, the effect of manipulations with genetic material can manifest itself in the second and third generations.
Secondly, , such studies are carried out mainly by GMO manufacturing companies, so it is difficult to talk about the objectivity of their results. Independent researchers come to opposite conclusions.
But there are already facts that human health can suffer.
For example, transgenic soybeans used in the production of baby food as a milk substitute can lead to allergic reactions in children, which manifest themselves not only on the skin and mucous membranes, but also accompany pathologies of the respiratory and digestive systems.
Not only people, but also the environment can suffer.
For example, British scientists have found that the commercial cultivation of herbicide-resistant GM rapeseed and sugar beet can lead to a sharp decline in the number of birds and insects living around “transgenic” fields.
And in Canada, it was found that as a result of random crossing of three types of GM rapeseed that are resistant to different types of herbicide, “superweeds” appeared that are resistant to almost all agricultural chemicals.
The further effects of such uncontrolled biocontamination are difficult to even predict.
Another significant aspect of the distribution of genetically modified products is the emergence of economic dependence of farmers and agricultural enterprises on manufacturing companies.
Monsanto Corporation, for example, has developed a terminator gene that can make seeds sterile after the first harvest. This means that farmers have to buy new seeds from the company every year, at prices set by the company. Another development of “Monsanto” – seeds that do not germinate without the use of special chemicals produced by the same corporation, the so-called “addict” seeds. And the claim that transgenic seeds require less pesticides is also not true: some varieties of GM soybeans require even more to grow than conventional soybeans.
Entire countries become dependent on biotechnology corporations. Thus, agriculture in Argentina has almost completely reoriented towards the cultivation of transgenic products.
While scientists continue to argue endlessly about whether genetically modified foods are harmful to human health, ordinary Russians have long decided on their opinion on this matter.
According to opinion polls, more than 95% of consumers do not want to buy transgenes.
Main requirements of the International Day of Action against the Spread and Use of GM products and organisms – “the right to information, choice and safety”, special labeling of all transgenic products, independent examination and preservation affordable alternative to GM food.
Source:
http://www.solidarnost.org/article.php?issue=16§ion=57&article=277
http://www.greenpeace.org/russia/Global/russia/report/2010/1/808367.
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April 8 — International Day of Action against Genetically Modified Foods and Organisms
Every year we have to deal more and more with genetically modified products. They are used in agriculture and the food industry, however, despite the assurances of producers of genetically modified crops, their use poses a serious danger to human health.
Therefore, environmentalists and doctors are trying to ban the production and use of GMOs, so as not to expose the inhabitants of our country to terrible danger. For these purposes, April 8 was declared the International Day of Action against Genetically Modified Foods and Organisms.
A genetically modified or transgenic organism (GMO) is an organism in whose genetic apparatus a gene or genes of another organism has been artificially inserted.
Experimental creation of GMOs began in the 70s of the XX century. At 19In 1992, pesticide-resistant tobacco was grown in China.
In 1994, genetically modified tomatoes resistant to transportation appeared in the USA. Since that time, the production of GMP began to gain momentum.
There are four general reasons for questioning the justification for the creation and use of GMOs and GM foods in human nutrition:
- Transgenic organisms acquire not only desirable properties, but also unpredictable, unfavorable and dangerous properties.
- There are no reliable methods for determining the consequences of the spread of GMOs and their products for nature and humans.
- Many negative effects of GMOs will appear only in a series of generations. Existing methods for determining biosafety and possible economic damage are insufficient to assess the risk of distribution of GMOs and their products.
- It is not sufficient to study the effects of consuming GM foods on dozens of rats, mice or rabbits over several months. The experience of using pesticides in the 20th century shows that it is risky to believe the safety data provided by even the most respected companies.
Adverse effects of GMOs:
- Their consumption can be unhealthy, their cultivation can be dangerous for the environment, and manufacturing companies use genetically modified organisms (GMOs) as one of the levers of the economic enslavement of agriculture.
- This is, firstly, the spread of various forms of allergies. In particular, infant formulas containing GM soy are suspected of causing more allergic reactions in children. The danger from the use of transgenic products and organisms is higher than from chemical compounds: they do not break down, but are accepted by the cell, where they can multiply and mutate uncontrollably.
- Secondly, the spread of GMOs also leads to a reduction in the diversity of other varieties and breeds. This diversity is the basis of sustainable agriculture.
- Thirdly, pesticide resistance genes, passing from GMOs to wild species, turn species that were not dangerous for agriculture into weeds and pests. In addition, there is a transition of traditional pests to new crops.
In addition, there is a transition of traditional pests to new crops.It is impossible to speak with 100% certainty about the dangers of all transgenic products. And in nature, there are organisms that are unsuitable for human food (poisonous and mutagenic). Work on the creation of GMOs must continue, and these products must be tested in research institutions and labeled. Uncontrolled consumption of genetically modified foods may have unpredictable consequences in the future. To fully understand all the risks of eating transgenic foods, several decades must pass and several generations fed on GMF should be replaced.
The safety of transgenic products is still not well understood.
Firstly, they have become widely used only in the last 10-20 years, and this time is not enough to talk about their safety. After all, the effect of manipulations with genetic material can manifest itself in the second and third generations.
Secondly, , such studies are carried out mainly by GMO manufacturing companies, so it is difficult to talk about the objectivity of their results. Independent researchers come to opposite conclusions.
But there are already facts that human health may suffer.
For example, transgenic soybeans used in the production of baby food as a milk substitute can lead to allergic reactions in children, which manifest themselves not only on the skin and mucous membranes, but also accompany pathologies of the respiratory and digestive systems.
Not only people can suffer, but also the environment.
For example, British scientists have found that the commercial cultivation of herbicide-resistant GM rapeseed and sugar beet can lead to a sharp decline in the number of birds and insects living around “transgenic” fields. And in Canada, it was found that as a result of random crossing of three types of GM rapeseed that are resistant to different types of herbicide, “superweeds” appeared that are resistant to almost all agricultural chemicals.
The further effects of such uncontrolled biocontamination are even difficult to predict.
Another significant aspect of the spread of genetically modified products is the emergence of economic dependence of farmers and agricultural enterprises on manufacturing companies.
Monsanto Corporation, for example, has developed a terminator gene capable of making seeds sterile after the first harvest. This means that farmers have to buy new seeds from the company every year, at prices set by the company. Another development of “Monsanto” – seeds that do not germinate without the use of special chemicals produced by the same corporation, the so-called “addict” seeds. And the claim that transgenic seeds require less pesticides is also not true: some varieties of GM soybeans require even more to grow than conventional soybeans. Entire countries are becoming dependent on biotech corporations. Thus, agriculture in Argentina has almost completely reoriented towards the cultivation of transgenic products.
