Designed to handle the most demanding Wire-EDM programs while being easy-to-use, GibbsCAM Wire-EDM supports programming 2- thru 4-axis CNC Wire-EDM machines. (read more)

Leer's high-volume micro EDM services provide parts machined to the closest tolerances. Three-dimensional micro parts can be produced in both simple and complex shapes. We can produce high-precision micro holes as small as 10 microns and deep holes up to 100X hole diameter. (read more)

We are one of the nation's leading Wire EDM job shops, long famous for our Give Us A Challenge attitude. To consistently maintain tolerances as small as .0001, our technicians utilize the most accurate equipment available today. Names like Charmilles, Mitsubishi, and Sodick. (read more)

VITALITY™ is the world's first "Bio-Enriched Synthetic" Dielectric Fluid. (read more)

For intricate profiles and tight contours or difficult to machine, exotic metals, Pencom offers wire EDM (Electrical Discharge Machining) in our temperature controlled Southern California manufacturing plant. For prototype or production, wire EDM can through-cut simple or complex 2D shapes providing a virtually burr-less, ultra-high tolerance metal part. Cutouts, thin walls and even stacked tool s... (read more)

To assure their customers of the most precise and cost effective job available, MicroCut's engineering staff makes use of the latest and most powerful computer technology, designed exclusively for Wire EDM. (read more)

Path Technologies' Wire EDM capabilities include the production of custom gears, sprockets and internal key slots, with slots that can be cut as small as .005"... (read more)

If you are looking for a high quality tool shop to manufacture your extrusion tooling or just perform a custom EDM wire burn, Fabricated Extrusion Company will do it for you. (read more)

The most rigorous specifications for precision manufacturing can be met at R.S. Precision Industries. Their high-tech capabilities in CNC Sinker and Wire EDM, CNC Milling and Form Grinding, Fixturing, Critical Deburring and CAD/CAM plus their Automated Video Inspection System and CMM with SPC allow them to be your single source for miniature, ultra precision components. (read more)

The Sinker EDM, initially used to produce die openings for stamping dies, was later used to produce intricate punches, and production parts. These are single-axis machines, usually vertical, which cut in one direction. Twenty years ago, when someone mentioned EDM everyone thought of Sinker EDM. (read more)