At Spring Works Utah, we specialize in the manufacturing of custom wire springs, flat springs, and precision wire products designed for a wide range of industrial applications. Our commitment to engineering excellence, manufacturing innovation, and customer collaboration has made us a trusted partner for leading manufacturers across multiple industries. More than just a supplier, Spring Works Utah serves as a valuable technical resource, providing specialized design assistance and custom manufacturing solutions that help customers adapt to rapidly changing markets and production demands. Our experienced team works closely with clients to solve complex challenges, improve products and processes, and deliver rapid prototypes that keep projects moving on schedule. With a focus on precision, reliability, and cost-effective production, we are dedicated to delivering high-quality components that meet exact specifications while supporting the long-term success of our customers’ operations.

REX INDUSTRIES specializes in the fabrication of mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and sheet metal components for a wide range of industrial and commercial applications. Through continuous investment in advanced equipment and manufacturing technology, we offer versatile and dependable metal fabrication solutions tailored to customer requirements. Our customers choose us because we provide: * Comprehensive fabrication capabilities for mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and precision sheet metal components * Advanced manufacturing equipment, including high-definition plasma cutting systems, CNC turret punches, computer-controlled press brakes, and rolling machines * Precision forming and cutting processes that ensure accuracy, consistency, and high-quality finished products * Skilled and experienced welding professionals proficient in both MIG and TIG welding techniques * Custom fabrication and weldment solutions for steel, stainless steel, and aluminum assemblies * Efficient production workflows that support projects ranging from prototypes to large-scale manufacturing runs * A commitment to quality workmanship, on-time delivery, and reliable customer support throughout every stage of production By combining modern fabrication technology with experienced craftsmanship, REX INDUSTRIES delivers durable, high-quality metal fabrication solutions designed to meet demanding industry standards.

Lawton Novi, formerly Temperform and a Lawton Standard company, is a leading specialty manufacturer based in Southeastern Michigan that produces high-quality heat, corrosion, and abrasion-resistant steel castings and machined components. The company distinguishes itself through punctual delivery, smart automation technology, rigorous quality control with its own metrology and spectrographic laboratory, and a strong commitment to customer satisfaction, supported by various industry certifications. Its mission is to serve customers by providing quality products on time and at a fair price, while fostering a fast-paced yet easygoing work environment for employees.

Scientific Fabrication Service (SFS) is a high-precision machining and manufacturing company with over two decades of experience delivering reliable solutions across multiple industries. The company specializes in rebuilding components and producing high-quality replacement parts for pumps, valves, compressors, reactors, instrumentation systems, turbines, and heat exchangers, along with custom tools tailored for the petroleum, chemical, and paper sectors. Equipped with a comprehensive range of advanced CNC lathes and milling machines, including a state-of-the-art 6-axis wire EDM system, SFS efficiently handles high-volume production requirements. For low-volume jobs and repair work, the company also utilizes precision manual machining capabilities. In addition, SFS offers specialized services such as welding, grinding, and lapping, ensuring complete, end-to-end fabrication solutions with a strong focus on accuracy, durability, and performance.

(EMMI) positions itself as a responsive custom machine and manufacturing supplier in Salem, Oregon, offering a broad range of metal fastening and related components such as anchor bolts, hooks, U-bolts, J-bolts, all-thread studs, tie rods, base plates, straps, anchor plates, and both standard and custom washers. The company emphasizes the ability to produce custom work using materials and finishing processes including custom welding, laser cutting, and custom lathing, and encourages customers to inquire even if the needed item is not listed. EMMI also highlights its service commitment to mission-critical deadlines by claiming most orders are completed and shipped within 1–2 business days.

Integrated Metal Components, Inc. is dedicated to delivering the highest quality products in the industry by maintaining exceptional standards in both production and customer service. We achieve this by recruiting top talent and investing in continuous training and cross-functional development. Our employees are actively engaged in all aspects of the business and are consistently kept informed about sales performance, scheduling, and overall company progress. Equipped with advanced precision technology, our team is empowered to perform efficiently and effectively. It is the collective commitment and collaboration of our workforce that enables us to consistently meet and exceed customer expectations. A key strength of IMC lies in our strong partnerships with trusted suppliers. These collaborative relationships support long-term mutual success and reinforce our commitment to excellence. We foster a service-driven culture where quality is embedded in every process, and every employee plays a vital role in achieving our goals. Since our founding in 1995, IMC has experienced steady growth in both size and capability. From a modest 3,000 sq. ft. facility with a small team, we have expanded through three progressively larger locations. In January 2012, we moved into our first company-owned facility spanning 73,000 sq. ft. Today, IMC employs over 70 professionals operating across two shifts, running more than five days per week.

Steel Products Manufacturing Inc. is a custom steel manufacturing company with over 35 years of engineering experience, providing end-to-end service with a strong emphasis on quality and personalized support. The company specializes in material handling equipment, rubbish/waste and roll-off containers, and a wide range of general steel components. Building on the same attention to detail that supported its hitch products, the facility offers full-service capabilities such as steel production runs, welding, punching, metal fabrication, and saw cutting/forming, leveraging the experience of the team behind Colibert Enterprises.

Wire-Tech was founded in 1983 with a single electrical discharge machine (EDM) operating in a local machine shop. From these humble beginnings, the company has grown into a leading EDM job shop and full-service manufacturer of precision machined components in the Southwest. Today, our operations are supported by 18 CNC machine tools and advanced equipment within a 15,000-square-foot facility. As we have expanded, we have continuously invested in state-of-the-art machinery and software to maintain the highest standards of productivity, efficiency, and competitive performance. Our skilled team brings a combined 300+ years of experience in design, programming, and machining, enabling us to deliver precise and reliable solutions. With a strong commitment to quality, advanced technology, and a highly experienced workforce, Wire-Tech is dedicated to meeting and exceeding the demands of every project.

Bridge Metal Industries (BMI) presents itself as a full-service metal fabrication partner, offering precise laser cutting, welding, OEM components, and metal stamping with fast turnaround and competitive pricing. With a long-standing 80-year history in POP display solutions, BMI emphasizes precision, efficiency, versatility across materials and production scales, and a client-first approach across diverse industries.

Proformance Manufacturing, Inc. is a Southern California-based, service-oriented manufacturer specializing in precision metal components, including stampings, deep draw parts, and machined items, with a strong emphasis on forming from flat stock and capabilities spanning conventional, automatic, and CNC processes to deliver flexible, high-quality, and cost-competitive solutions across diverse industries.

Sun Country Industries, LLC, based in Albuquerque, NM, is New Mexico’s leading contract manufacturer for aerospace components, specializing in close-tolerance machining and precision assemblies for jet engines and related markets, and is ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100 certified. The company emphasizes cost savings, on-time delivery, and high aerospace quality through capabilities such as 5-axis milling, large-diameter turning, and EDM, while applying Six-Sigma and Lean practices to reduce costs and boost productivity. Founded in 1950, it relies on a skilled workforce and robust facilities to serve aerospace, spacecraft, aviation controls, medical, and scientific sectors, supported by a diverse client base and industry partnerships.

Deringer-Ney, Inc. presents itself as a global leader in inventing, developing, and supplying custom precious metal alloys and precision components, backed by diversified capabilities and vertical integration that offer a complete solution for diverse industries such as automotive, medical, electronics, military, and aerospace, with a legacy spanning over 60 years and a historic link to J.M. Ney’s long-standing refinishing and materials expertise. Key Points The company positions itself as a global leader in custom precious metal alloys and precision components. It emphasizes diversification and vertical integration as core strengths for a complete, end-to-end solution. The product focus includes ultra-small, precision metal components produced via MICROmfg™ cold forming technology. Major markets include automotive, appliance controls, electrical controls, military and aerospace, and medical equipment. The historical partnership combines The Deringer Manufacturing Company’s electrical contact parts capabilities with J.M. Ney’s long-standing materials and dental/industrial expertise. J.M. Ney’s origins trace back to 1812, with early gold refining and later diversification into custom alloys and precision components. The combined entity, Deringer-Ney, Inc., emphasizes leadership in custom precious metal alloys and precision machined, stamped, insert molded, and wireformed components. Applications span automotive position sensing, low-current sliding contacts, dental implant materials, semiconductor testing, and interventional medical devices. The Bloomfield, CT manufacturing center remains a core site with on-site engineering and design support.

Superior Tool & Manufacturing Company has been producing machines and machined parts that continuously live up to the moniker Superior since 1959. Our team of competent and experienced engineers and expert machinists is prepared to take on your problem and respond to your request. We use a variety of cutting-edge machine equipment and technologies to make your parts the right way, when you want them, and how you need them. Experience with a variety of materials, including castings, extrusions, stainless steels, non-ferrous steels, and steels, gives our customers opportunities and assurance that their needs are properly attended to.

Advance Design & Manufacturing Corp. (ADM) is a certified small, women and minority-owned, machine shop that specializes in precision machining, parts fabrication, mechanical components design and manufacturing, and parts assembly. ADM has been serving customers from its approximately 6,000 sq ft location for over 40 years. ADM manufactures parts from a variety of raw materials including steel, aluminum, brass, glass, rubber, nylon, silicone and various other metals and plastics. Our most recent Past Performance includes custom parts we have manufactured directly for the U.S. Government and top U.S. Defense Contractors.

A family-run full-service metal fabrication business, Specialty Fabrication Services was founded on the skills of driven individuals who think that collaboration and constant development are crucial to delivering high-quality goods and services to our esteemed clients. From the development of prototype fabrication to production runs, our personnel and facility are capable of handling industrial, commercial, and consumer projects. With our combined experience of over 40 years, we can turn any project into a reality. Our first priority is quality. Every job is a source of pride for us, and we make sure that our craftsmanship lives up to your expectations. We can complete your custom projects on schedule and within your budget thanks to our skilled crew.

Tuson is a family-owned American manufacturer established in 1987 that produces precision-machined metal components, assemblies, and systems for diverse OEM markets, supported by a global footprint, extensive manufacturing capabilities, and a commitment to design-for-manufacturability, just-in-time delivery, and continuous improvement backed by ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016 certifications. Key Points History and scope: Founded in 1987 as a family business, now a global company with substantial floor space and over 400 employees. Product focus: Specializes in precision-machined components, assemblies, and systems made primarily from steel, ductile iron, aluminum, and copper. Industry customers: Serves OEMs across fluid power, electric motors and linear actuators, mobile hydraulics, industrial machinery, and RVs, among others. Geographic reach: Operations in the USA, China, Taiwan, and Japan, with headquarters in Vernon Hills, IL, and a facility in Story City, IA. Capabilities and services: Offers machining, grinding, finishing, polishing, inspection, assembly, and testing, plus inventory management programs and tailored customer supply methods (VMI, EDI, Kanban, blanket orders). Delivery and reliability: Strives for “out of the box” readiness and boasts 99%+ on-time delivery after ramp-up. Quality commitment: Holds ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016 certifications, emphasizing documentation, prototypes to series production, and continuous improvement.

Oberg Industries traces its origins with founder Donald E. Oberg, highlighting pioneering use of tungsten carbide in stamping dies, a culture of precision and innovation, and an early, competency-based apprenticeship program that supported its growth into a diversified, globally engaged manufacturer across multiple decades and markets, including medical devices and advanced machining. Key Points Founding vision: Donald E. Oberg established a precision-focused company renowned for tungsten carbide in stamping dies and manufacturing innovation. Industry impact: Oberg helped revolutionize manufacturing processes through advanced materials and process monitoring. Apprenticeship heritage: One of the industry’s earliest competency-based apprenticeship programs laid the foundation for skilled craftsmanship. Geographic and capability expansion (1950s–1960s): Relocation to Freeport and expansion into machining and grinding for tooling in food and beverage can markets. Technology adoption (1970s): Introduction of CAD and early wire EDM positioning the company at the forefront of engineering tech. Corporate evolution (1980s–1990s): Renaming to Oberg Industries to reflect expanded capabilities; adoption of electronic die monitoring; ISO/QS certifications; new facilities and assembly services. Medical and global growth (2000s–2010s): Creation of the Oberg Medical division; new production facilities in Costa Rica; expanded precision machining near Sarver; medical and energy market enablement. Strategic acquisitions (2020s): Acquisition of XL Engineering and Broad Peak Manufacturing to broaden medical device fabrication and surface finishing capabilities near major hubs.

Micro Precision Components emphasizes over 25 years of high-quality, high-precision screw machining with a commitment to “do it right the first (and every) time,” offering flexible, customized supply chain solutions, cost and lead-time reduction, and design-for-manufacturability improvements, all backed by honest service and exceptional customer support. Key Points Experience and quality commitment: The company has over 25 years of experience in high-precision screw machining and exceptional service. Customer-centric promise: Aims to ensure accuracy and reliability from pre-production through delivery, focusing on doing it right every time. Customized, flexible service: Capable of handling detailed, customized part requests and developing unique supply chain programs. Improved procurement control: Provides programs that give customers greater control over procurement and timely parts delivery. Cost and lead-time reduction: Leverages expertise to reduce costs, shorten lead-times, and minimize inspection efforts. Design for manufacturability: Actively offers process improvements through design-for-manufacturability practices. Core values and service: Emphasizes honesty, integrity, and high-quality production supported by outstanding customer service.

Turn Dynamics, LLC traces its growth from 2022 to 2025, highlighting rapid facility expansion, strategic acquisitions, and significant certifications: relocation to a larger facility, acquisition of more machinery, expansion of capabilities, entry into a government contract as a prime, WOSB certification, ITAR registration, and progression toward AS9100D certification with ISO 9001:2015 alignment, supported by upgrades to quality processes and advanced metrology equipment. Key Points Expansion and relocation (2022–2023): The company moved to a larger facility at 160 Technology Park Drive, nearly triple the previous space, enabling scaled operations. Capacity growth with new equipment (2023): Added 4 Swiss machines, 2 multi-spindle machines, and additional equipment, plus updated facilities including an inspection room and conference space. Government contract milestone (2022): Won its first Department of Defense contract as a prime contractor. Leadership addition (2023): Appointed Operations/Engineering Manager, Bryan Boyes. Certification and compliance strides (2024): Achieved WOSB certification and ITAR registration. Quality system enhancement (2025): Building on ISO 9001:2015 standards to pursue AS9100D certification. Advanced metrology investment (2025): Invested in state-of-the-art CMM technology, Hexagon Global Advantage 7.10.7.SF. Operational resilience during growth: Maintained operations at the original site while renovating the new facility to meet evolving needs. Strategic trajectory: The combined facility upgrades, certifications, and process improvements position the company for expanded capabilities and ARE (auditable) quality assurance.

SWIS Inc. highlights its long-standing expertise in innovative manufacturing, including early CNC adoption, extensive grinding capabilities, and CAD-CAM design with reverse engineering, all within a large facility shared with AGS Additive Manufacturing. The company serves a global customer base across diverse industries, delivering precision parts with tight tolerances through a skilled workforce and a broad toolkit of over 60 machines. Key Points Established history and innovation: SWIS was founded in 1955 and was an early adopter of CNC machining in Texas. Comprehensive capabilities: The facility houses more than 60 machine tools and offers grinding services. Advanced design and reverse engineering: The inspection/programming department is equipped with CAD-CAM design and reverse engineering capabilities. Strategic collaboration: SWIS shares a building complex and machining capabilities with AGS Additive Manufacturing. Strong market footprint: The company has more than $3 million in sales and over 600 active accounts worldwide. Industrial reach across sectors: Serves industries including aerospace, defense, oilfield, printing, and more. Precision and scalability: Capable of producing high-precision parts in extremely tight tolerances, in both small and large quantities. Diverse product portfolio: Has produced thousands of parts across a wide range of industries.