Redmond, WA – 23 June, 2007 – Synergy Systems has taken it's quality standard to the next level by becoming certified to AS9100B Aerospace Quality Standards.

"This is an excellent result and is representative of the high-quality effort and motiation you all have instituted at Synergy Systems." -Russell Dick, Group Operations Director, Sealaska Corporation.”

Synergy’s quality department, in addition to manager Peter Hayden, consists of 4 full-time inspectors covering two shifts.

For a complete list of equipment and capabilities, please visit us at www.synergyproto.com

Redmond, WA – 15 August, 2005 – The much anticipated arrival of Synergy’s 3rd and most advanced SLA machine became a reality today. 3D System’s Viper Si2 was uncrated in Synergy’s newly remodeled SLA lab. The Viper, a duel resolution machine, can produce stereolithography parts faster and with more accuracy than previous models.

“The new Viper will take advantage of the newest materials available”, commented SLA Supervisor, Brian DeVore. “We’re very excited and eager to run parts and see what this baby can do.”

The Viper will share space with the existing SLA 250 and SLA 500 machines which were also upgraded with new technology. “Having 3 high-tech machines, says DeVore, will allow us to run ‘round the clock”.

For a complete list of equipment and capabilities, please visit us at www.synergyproto.com

Redmond, WA – 01 October, 2005 – After 10 years of molding parts, Synergy Systems has made the strategic decision to no longer offer its customers injection molded parts. The molding department, which saw low sales volumes the past 24 months, really doesn’t play into Synergy’s long-term business plan. “Injection molding had its time and place at Synergy, said President Don Williams, “but the space is needed to support our more profitable CNC machining operation.”

Sealaska Corporation, Synergy’s parent company, will continue to offer injection molding through its interests in Mexico. More information can be found at www.sealaska.com.

For a complete list of equipment and capabilities, please visit us at www.synergyproto.com

Redmond, WA – 15 September, 2005 – Less that 1 year after tragedy stuck the Indian Ocean, Synergy has begun work on the DART II Tsunami warning system.

Awarded by the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, the warning system consists of a buoy, undercarriage, sea anchor, electronics/transmitters and ocean bottom equipment. Synergy’s portion of the contract will consist of the undercarriage weldment as well as various machined details.

A total of 35 buoys will be deployed in the Pacific Rim.

For a complete list of equipment and capabilities, please visit us at www.synergyproto.com

Redmond, WA – 22 December, 2004 - Synergy Systems, a prototype and manufacturing facility, signed the paperwork today for the purchase of a new Haas VF-7, 50-taper vertical milling center (VMC). The larger spindle and bed size will “Allow us to run one of our current parts in much less time.” says Machine Shop Manager, Scott Livingston. The new VMC can handle 84” x 32” x 30” size parts weighing up to 4000 pounds. “It’ll chew through anything. It’s like going from a 4 cylinder to a V8”, says Livingston.

“The purchase”, says Don Williams, President, “is in direct result to satisfy our customer’s needs. Synergy Systems needs to be on the leading edge of technology--even pushing technology to be competitive”, says Williams.

Delivery of the VF-7 is expected in mid-February 2005. This will be the fourth new VMC purchased in 2004, making the total capacity up to nine VMC’s.

For a complete list of equipment and capabilities, please visit us at www.synergyproto.com