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Enterprise Pattern & Prototype LLC, established in 1991, is a full-service pattern shop located in Jordan, Minnesota. The company specializes in a wide range of tooling solutions for the sand casting process, including loose patterns, simple match plates, and complex multi-core tooling. With extensive experience in various projects, Enterprise Pattern & Prototype offers capabilities in troubleshooting dimensional issues, core assembly challenges, and prototyping services such as 3D CAD modeling and reverse engineering. Their equipment encompasses green sand and dry sand pattern equipment, ensuring high-quality outcomes for both short run machining and prototype parts. Generated from the website

About Nielsen Enterprises, Inc In the mid 1970's NEI's founders had a vision. To create a pattern and mold shop based on the highest level of quality possible at the lowest possible cost with on-time delivery using state of the art equipment. In 1979 their vision became reality when Nielsen Enterprises was founded. Today, Nielsen Enterprises is a manufacturing service provider, providing premier patterns, molds, impellers, and prototype manufacturing. In 1988 after Nielsen Enterprises purchased their new CNC mill they were forced to find a method of programming it. Nielsen Enterprises discovered SURFCAM, a CAD/CAM system that was just starting out. They immediately became the first SURFCAM dealer and have now received numerous SURFCAM awards for their sales, such as the prestigious Dealer of the year award. 28 years later Nielsen Enterprises both uses and sells SURFCAM, which is now the world's premier CAD/CAM system.

General Pattern Company is a full-service provider of rapid prototyping, rapid tooling and rapid manufacturing for the automotive, medical, industrial and consumer products industries throughout the world. The company is a privately held, fourth generation, global company that was founded in 1922. It employs approximately 200 employees with a diverse array of technical and administrative capabilities. The company also designs and manufactures injection mold tools from component designs. General Pattern Company maintains its headquarters in Minneapolis, with additional engineering and manufacturing facilities in Ham Lake and Duluth, Minn., Detroit and London.