Ed Carpenter Racing Partnership Highlights REGO-FIX Precision at Indy Days
The month of May in Indiana is synonymous with racing, but just thirty minutes north of the Brickyard, a different kind of precision is taking center stage. REGO-FIX USA is opening the doors to its Center for Machining Excellence (CME) in Whitestown for "Indy Days," an event scheduled for May 13-14. Rather than a typical showroom experience, this open house is designed as a collaborative hub where the focus is on solving real-world manufacturing hurdles through shared expertise.
The CME itself is a relatively new addition to the North American manufacturing landscape, having launched in late 2024. Spanning 12,000 square feet, the facility serves as a neutral ground where specialists in tooling, software, and automation can huddle with shop owners and engineers. During the two-day event, more than two dozen global partners will be on-site. This isn't just about static displays; it's an opportunity for attendees to see live machine demonstrations and get direct guidance on how to refine their own processes.
The connection to the racing world is more than just thematic. Ed Carpenter Racing (ECR), a team deeply rooted in the NTT INDYCAR SERIES, will have a racecar on-site to highlight a technical partnership that began in 2024.
For a team like ECR, the margin for error is non-existent. They rely on REGO-FIX's toolholding technology -- including the powRgrip system and high-precision ER collets -- to manufacture the components that keep their cars competitive and safe at 230 mph. As ECR prepares to move into a new headquarters in Westfield by 2026, the reliance on these high-accuracy Swiss-made systems remains a cornerstone of their machine shop operations.
The event runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, offering a rare chance to engage with thought leaders in metrology and clamping systems right in the heart of the Midwest's industrial corridor. Whether you are looking to troubleshoot a specific bottleneck or just want to see how elite racing teams handle their machining, the open house provides a low-pressure environment for professional growth.
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