Jaime came to Nebraska in 1996 and one month later began cleaning mufflers for GT Exhaust. Eventually, he moved to the fabrication department and later learned how to weld. Jaime joined inExhaust in 2018 as a welder, but is currently the Fabricator Coordinator. Jaime is a self-described workaholic and...
Read more[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]inExhaust™ corrugated flex connectors typically attach engines to silencers for lightweight and standard applications when rigid connections are impractical. Some advantages to these flex connectors are high strength, resistance to high temperatures, suitable for low-temperatures, corrosion resistance, absorption of some vibrations and noise, and connects minorly misaligned rigid piping....
Read more[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]inExhaust™ outlet stack extension components are ideal for applications where there is considerable distance between the exhaust outlet on the silencer and the external exhaust outlet. Features: Horizontal or vertical, straight, mitered, or formed tube applications. Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, and other materials available. Multiple connections available: Flange, NPT,...
Read moreJose Marroquin Jose has been a welder for over 10 years, but began in fabrication at GT Exhaust. After IAC Acoustics closed its doors in 2015, Jose worked as a carpenter. While he found carpentry to be an easy job, a friend recommended that he apply to work for...
Read moreKevin Davidson Kevin has worked in Shipping & Receiving for almost five years. Almost three of those years have been with inExhaust. One of Kevin’s most interesting jobs was as a millwright (a person who installs, dismantles, maintains, repairs and moves machinery). Even though he found the job interesting,...
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