Bob Mosteller joined DM&E in 1977 as a machinist. Not only is Bob our longest active employee, but also the elder in our family. In 1986 Bob assumed the responsibility of purchasing all of our raw material and components. Bob's knowledge of materials make him especially adept in sourcing some of our difficult materials. He also brings to his position his ability to interpret designs and optimize our component selection.

Bob is the proud father of three children and has six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. He and his wife Wilma live in a restored country home in nearby Lattimore, North Carolina.

DM&E began by repairing and rebuilding fiber tow cutters.  As we grew we applied the same care and attention to tow  crimpers and crimper components. When crimper components arrive for repair they are disassembled, cleaned and inspected to the same standards as a new components. During inspection missing and damaged parts are noted, along with any mechanical problems that can affect performance. The inspection sheet assists in preparing the quotation. Only after the quotation is approved by the customer will our technicians begin work.

When all repairs are completed, all components are re-inspected. A copy of the inspection sheet is included with the repairs. A second copy of the inspection sheet remains permanently in our files for an as a historical record of all repairs. 

DM&E has many agents throughout the world. Check our website www.dmecutter.com for one in your area. Our representative in China is Mark Zhou. Mark is 43 years old, and is married with one daughter. Although Mark lives in Shanghai he travels throughout China. His many contacts have made DM&E a source for both crimpers and fiber tow cutters to the growing Chinese market. Mark also represents several other fiber related equipment suppliers. Mark works in concert with our long-time friend Alice Tam. Alice has been an invaluable resource for both Mark and DM&E.