inside tour of Katech (photos)
01-09-2006, 10:24 PM
#1
inside tour of Katech (photos) This was constructed for our existing and potential dealers, but I thought I would share it with you guys so you can get an inside look at Katech.
Most people, when touring Katech, are astounded by the sheer size of our operations. Our shop is a bustling hub of activity with 47 employees working on all kinds of exciting projects. Here is a brief gallery of what Katech looks like.
Download the .pdf file for more pictures and info
http://www.katechengines.com/street_...ealer_tour.pdf
Katech building 1, housing offices, engineering, street performance division, shipping/receiving, fabrication, manual machining, engine build room, cylinder head room, parts washing room, dyno test corridor, and parts department.
Welding/fabrication
Shipping/Receiving
Manual machining
Engine build room
Most people, when touring Katech, are astounded by the sheer size of our operations. Our shop is a bustling hub of activity with 47 employees working on all kinds of exciting projects. Here is a brief gallery of what Katech looks like.
Download the .pdf file for more pictures and info
http://www.katechengines.com/street_...ealer_tour.pdf
Katech building 1, housing offices, engineering, street performance division, shipping/receiving, fabrication, manual machining, engine build room, cylinder head room, parts washing room, dyno test corridor, and parts department.
Welding/fabrication
Shipping/Receiving
Manual machining
Engine build room
01-09-2006, 10:26 PM
#5
Manufacturing inspection room
On to building 3:
Housing Conference room, showcase and warehousing.
The hoist. This was recently moved to building 4 next to the chassis dyno.
The showcase. This is normally full of engines, but this photo was taken during PRI.
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very, very cool 
01-10-2006, 10:29 AM
#17
Originally Posted by TheBlurLS1
Are those CNC black boxes! I thought only the space program had those!
Looks pretty sweet. You guys going to need a mechanical engineer specializing in ls1 workings in about 2 years? I'd love to come throw my hat in the ring
Looks pretty sweet. You guys going to need a mechanical engineer specializing in ls1 workings in about 2 years? I'd love to come throw my hat in the ring
01-10-2006, 10:52 AM
#20
Originally Posted by 30th t/a
what program do you use for the solid modeling? looked like pro/e or solidworks. 3D design is awesome. Id love to be in that mans chair doing 3d design work for performance. better than boring 2d AutoCAD.