The top three finalists for the Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry and the Arizona Manufacturers Council’s annual “Hottest Thing Made in Arizona” competition have been announced.
The finalists—Wireless SPC4 by Valley Forge & Bolt, Pin Drop Travel Trailers, and the Dexcom G7 Continuous Glucose Monitoring System—will go head-to-head in the final round of voting. The winner will be announced later this month at the 2024 Manufacturing Workforce Summit.
“The Hottest Thing Made in Arizona” contest celebrates Arizona’s thriving manufacturing sector by recognizing innovative products made in the state. The competition highlights both large manufacturers and smaller innovators, shining a spotlight on the diverse contributions of Arizona’s manufacturing industry.
Meet the Finalists:
Wireless SPC4 by Valley Forge & Bolt
This advanced wireless bolting system ensures safety and performance in critical industries like aerospace, energy, and manufacturing. By measuring bolt tension and transmitting data wirelessly, the Wireless SPC4 prevents equipment failures, reduces downtime, and keeps operations running safely and smoothly.
The Phoenix-based Valley Forge & Bolt is a global leader in hot forged industrial fasteners.
Built for adventurers, Pin Drop Travel Trailers offer a durable and functional solution for off-grid and outdoor travel. The trailers are lightweight, easy to tow, and feature modern amenities like integrated solar systems, highly functional galley kitchens, and plug-and-play adaptability.
Designed and manufactured in Miami, Arizona, Pin Drop’s micro campers provide a practical and comfortable way to experience the outdoors.
Dexcom G7 Continuous Glucose Monitoring System
A game-changer in diabetes management, the Dexcom G7 monitors glucose levels in real time and sends data directly to a user’s smartphone or receiver. The device eliminates the need for fingerstick calibration and offers continuous, accurate glucose readings, improving health management and quality of life for people with diabetes.
Dexcom, based in Mesa, has been a leader in glucose biosensing since 1999.
Voting is now open through Oct. 23. To cast your vote and learn more about the finalists, visit hottestthingaz.com.