With their 48" (1.2m) working volume and accuracy up to .0002" (.005mm), the FARO Gages are the cost-effective solution to metrology needs on the shop floor. They are the "mount it to where you make it," truly portable gage for machinists. (read more)

Greno Industries manufactures precision, complex parts for government agencies and large businesses, incorporating high-technology processes and state-of-the-art quality management techniques. (read more)

Precise Industries machining capabilities give us the ability to supply precision machined parts as part of a higher assembly or as stand alone parts and sub-assemblies. (read more)

STARIFIC Technology Co., Ltd. is one of the leading machining shops in south China. Their equipment includes machining centers, CNC lathes, milling machines, grinding machines etc; and their company has passed ISO9001:2000 International Quality System Certification. They're able to provide all kinds of high-quality and low-cost machining services for you. (read more)

Wyandotte Industries manufacturers special nuts, locknuts, and screw machine products made to industry standards or customer blueprints. They were founded in 1959 and are a non union facility with 80 employees. (read more)

Robinson Machine is their newest and fastest growing division. Robinson's Machining staff continues their "Tradition of Quality" and provides their customers with the same personal service that has made Robinson so successful since 1975. (read more)

Leer can provide engineering consultation as well as design assistance. They will work closely with you in the development and manufacture of prototypes and initial low-volume part runs as well as with higher-volume production quantities. (read more)

Precise Industries, Inc. manufactures custom machine shop services to match your specifications. (read more)

Kurt Manufacturing Provides Full Service Sourcing Of Precision Machined Parts And Assemblies. (read more)

Precision forgings are characterized by 0 to 1 degree draft angles, thin sections, close tolerances, small radii, and excellent surface finishes. The advantages of precision forging over other methods of manufacturing include optimum grain structure and fatigue life, superior stress and intergranular corrosion resistance, and economic net and near-net configurations. (read more)