Husky to Unveil New Injection Molding Process for Large Multi-Material Automotive Components, June 29

      Lear Corporation the first to capitalize on the productivity,
      lower manufacturing costs and improved aesthetics provided by
                         Husky's new QTI system.

  WHO:  Rich Sieradzki, General Manager of Husky's Detroit Technical Center
        Ken Shaner, Vice President of Manufacturing Engineering for Lear
         Corporation

WHAT: An open house to unveil Husky's new Quadloc-Tandem-Index (QTI) injection molding system. You'll have the opportunity to take part in technology demonstrations, tour the facility and meet with members of the senior management teams from Husky and Lear.

  WHERE:  Husky Injection Molding Systems Inc.
          45145 West Twelve Mile Road
          Novi, MI 48377

  WHEN:  Wednesday, June 29, 2005
         10:00 a.m.

WHY: As automotive OEMs and Tier I suppliers seek competitive advantages in part styling, quality and productivity, the need for quantum-leap manufacturing technologies is greater than ever.

The new Husky QTI injection molding system delivers finished, multi- material parts from a single machine, offering:

* Improved productivity - eliminates downstream process and assembly of multiple components

* Improved part quality - with one-step molding of parts, squeaks and rattles are virtually eliminated, as well as downstream painting or coating

* Production flexibility - system can produce most large interior and exterior components of a vehicle, using a combination of materials and colors, and standard molds

* Reduced production floor space - over 40% savings in floor space versus molding components separately

PRNewswire -- June 28