The document presents Polyurethane Products’ Die-Thane and Poly-Thane offerings, highlighting their urethane elastomer tooling and wide range of high-performance urethane products for sheet metal forming, manufacturing tooling, and general industrial use. It emphasizes decades of experience, capabilities in both urethane and steel tooling, and the advantages of Die-Thane and Poly-Thane lines, including durability, resilience, and customization options for rapid prototyping and low-volume production. Key Points Die-Thane is a specialized urethane elastomer family designed for sheet metal forming and tooling applications. Polyurethane Products is the only manufacturer offering both urethane and steel press brake tooling. Die-Thane tooling is positioned as a smart, just-in-time (JIT) manufacturing solution. Die-Thane characteristics include high toughness, excellent resilience, high load bearing capacity, and low compression set. Poly-Thane provides a broad range of urethane products for diverse industrial uses, from sheets to rollers and bumpers. The company boasts over 41 years of experience in urethane manufacturing and application engineering. Soft tooling and cast molds enable rapid prototyping and cost-effective low-volume production. Custom molded components include specialized compounds such as electro-static conductive, silicone-free, and MOLYBDENUM DI-SULFIDE & TEFLON additives. The product ecosystem includes accessories like Durollers, bumpers, and die storage blocks, expanding application scope. The material portfolio covers hardness ranges from 20A to 75D, accommodating various design requirements.

McAlpin Industries Inc. confirms its continued production of essential subcomponents at its Rochester and Walworth, NY facilities, highlighting its approval to operate during restricted periods and its broad experience across industries such as heavy transportation, warehouse management, electronics, telecommunications, medical, and automotive. Key Points Essential production status: The company is approved to continue manufacturing essential subcomponents at its facilities in Rochester and Walworth, NY. Operational approval: McAlpin Industries’ ongoing production is explicitly supported for essential businesses. Core capabilities: The firm emphasizes its capability to produce specialized subcomponents for diverse sectors. Industry experience: The team has extensive experience across multiple industries, including heavy transportation and automotive. Sector exposure: Other mentioned industries include warehouse management, computer and office equipment, telecommunications, and medical devices. Customer base: Subcomponents are supplied to customers classified as essential businesses. Communication of work: The company references its portfolio of work and case studies to illustrate capabilities (link provided).

KSM Industries, Inc. (OEM Fabricators) traces its history from a family-founded operation in 1971 to a large, modern facility in Germantown, WI, highlighting growth through expanding capabilities, including lasers, press brakes, robotics, welding, finishing, painting, and assembly to serve a diverse Midwest customer base. Key Points Founding and origin: The company began in 1971 as a local family-owned metal fabricating service targeting Wisconsin capital goods manufacturers. Early focus: Initial work served construction equipment manufacturers, electrical cabinetry assemblers, and various specialized customers. Strategic growth: Visionary leadership and skilled personnel aligned to meet a dynamic market, driving expansion. Facility expansion: In 1974, the company built a 50,000 square foot facility in Germantown, WI on a seven-acre site. Long-term development: Over decades, the business added plants and capabilities to support growth. Current scale and capabilities: The present operation spans 140,000 square feet with advanced equipment, including lasers, press brakes, robotics, welding stations, and finishing/assembly lines. Service breadth: The company offers finishing, a conveyorized paint system, and component assembly to satisfy a diverse customer base. Market position: Claims to be among the most trusted OEM fabricators in the Midwest.

Integrated Manufacturing Tulsa (IMT), the Contract Manufacturing Division of Wiemann Metalcraft, specializes in tight-tolerance fabrication, production welding, laser cutting, and forming across a wide range of metals, with additional capabilities in powder coating, liquid paint, and kitting. As a HUBZone-certified ITAR-compliant manufacturer, IMT serves OEMs by streamlining workflows, reducing inventory, and delivering on-time, conforming parts, including support for military applications. The company emphasizes meticulous planning, consistent quality, and building long-term, worry-free partnerships with clients.

Harold R. Henrich Sr. opened a modest sheet metal business in Hackensack, New Jersey, in 1942. Harold Jr. joined his father in the business and worked to expand it after serving in the US Navy. The business grew and relocated to a bigger location in Carlstadt, New Jersey, two years later. Due to their expansion, HRH became a legitimate custom metal fabrication business in 1978 and moved to a larger location in Saddle Brook, New Jersey. As the only laser-equipped metal fabrication shop in all of New Jersey, HRH became a genuine pioneer with the addition of a second laser/punch combo machine, constructed by Strippit.

Gator Stamping International, Inc. emphasizes high-quality, cost-competitive manufacturing through ongoing process improvements and state-of-the-art capabilities in metal stamping, sheet metal fabrication, lasers/turrets, quality control, assembly, turn-key solutions, and powder coating; the company differentiates itself with engineering expertise, on-time delivery, and individualized client support, underpinned by a commitment to meet challenging demands and sustain leadership in the industry. Key Points Core mission and commitment: Gator aims to exceed customer needs, maintain high quality, and keep costs competitive without compromising service. Manufacturing capabilities: The company specializes in metal stamping, sheet metal fabrication, lasers/turrets, quality control, assembly & turn-key solutions, and powder coating. Continuous improvement: Gator continually identifies process and capability improvements to enhance performance. Customer-focused differentiation: Distinguishing factors include engineering expertise, on-time delivery, and individualized account support. Leadership through investment: Ongoing equipment investments demonstrate a commitment to leadership and capability expansion. Account management: Each customer is assigned an account executive to assist with all needs. Reputation and scale: The company handles both large and small tooling and production requirements with fast response and affordable pricing. Leadership claims and credibility: The firm asserts confidence in earning continued business through demonstrated capabilities. Team information: Leadership includes Paul Cronen (CEO) and John Cronen (CIO); bios are pending but contact information is available. Testimonials: There are client testimonials available, highlighting positive business relationships.

G.D. Roberts & Co. Inc. emphasizes a century-and-a-half focus on customer relationships, quality workmanship, and a collaborative workplace culture, highlighting leadership under Nathan Roberts and a family legacy that spans over 150 years with a national and international reach. Key Points Founding and enduring focus on customers: The company, established in 1870 by Griffith David Roberts, prioritizes customer satisfaction and personal, one-on-one engagement. Continued reputation for expertise and quality: Design innovation, exceptional workmanship, and ongoing process improvements drive product excellence. Family lineage and generational leadership: Nathan Roberts is the fifth-generation owner, illustrating deep family roots and continuity. Local origin with broad reach: Located near its original site, the company now serves national and international markets. Employee-driven culture: Emphasis on collaboration, team building, ongoing education, and occasional fun in the workplace. Diverse product and service scope: The firm develops items like custom propane trucks, charging stations for schools, and metal fabrication units. Leadership messaging and customer storytelling: Leaders share personal anecdotes and quotes to convey company values and culture. Contact and leadership details: Key leaders (Nathan Roberts, Scott Miller, Crystal Morgan, Lee England) are listed with roles and contact information. Public storytelling through testimonials: Leadership quotes illustrate a human-centered, approachable corporate identity.

D&G Machine Products presents a one-stop, turn-key approach from concept to installation and on-site maintenance, underpinned by rigorous quality systems (AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015) and a skilled engineering workforce. The company emphasizes continuous improvement, comprehensive precision services (engineering, quality control, installation), and a history of steady growth and community involvement, showcasing its evolution from a small startup to a multi-site manufacturer serving diverse industries. Key Points One-stop service model: From concept through installation and on-site maintenance to provide an efficient, cost-reducing experience. Quality and standards: The company is AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 registered, with embedded quality control throughout manufacturing. Engineering capability: In-house engineers using CAD/CAM software, with a licensed professional engineer on staff. Turnkey installation: Skilled engineers and field technicians support reverse engineering, turnkey operations, and installation. Career opportunities: Active recruitment and job opportunities listed on the contact page. Rich history and growth: Founded in 1967, the firm expanded multiple times, moving to larger facilities and broadening capabilities. Regional identity: Known as “D&G by the Sea,” reflecting its Maine-based manufacturing heritage. Diverse end markets: Produces precision products and assemblies for industries such as computer chips, paper mills, power plants, medical equipment, and military. Commitment to continuous improvement: Employee involvement drives ongoing process and quality enhancements. Community and youth engagement: Investment in local manufacturing apprenticeship programs and partnerships with schools.

Baghouse & Industrial Sheet Metal Services, Inc. was founded in 1984 and has since established a solid reputation for offering a wide range of industries and applications the most diversified competence in turnkey projects, industrial sheet metal, and skilled baghouse/dust collector service. Our reputation for producing excellent work and supporting our clients around-the-clock quickly established us as crucial crisis and emergency shutdown experts. Since then, we have made annual investments in "Our People," our most valuable resource, and have introduced a few services that are in line with the demands of our clients in each sector.

AMG emphasizes its team of employee owners who are deeply committed to quality, continuous improvement, and customer satisfaction. The company highlights its focus on quality, advanced technology, and a mission centered on total customer satisfaction, modern facilities, and employee growth. Key Points Employee-owned team: AMG’s workforce comprises employee owners dedicated to the work and customers they serve. Quality commitment: The company targets 100% quality on every job, supported by dock-to-stock programs and a track record across multiple industries. Industry reach: AMG serves critical industries including packaging, nuclear, communications, and aerospace since 1977. Continuous improvement: The team is encouraged to use creative problem-solving and strives to improve overall productivity. Modern technology: AMG invests in state-of-the-art production equipment to stay ahead of competitors. Customer-centric philosophy: The organization emphasizes service, quality, and delivery to achieve total customer satisfaction. Work environment and growth: AMG aims to maintain modern facilities and challenge employees to grow professionally while improving quality of life. Culture and resources: Company culture and access to equipment/resources are viewed as essential to delivering top-quality work.

TGS Precision is a full-service CNC manufacturing, engineering, and fabrication facility that emphasizes client-specific collaboration, cost-saving analysis, and high-quality, value-added solutions across machining, fabrication, and assembly. The company highlights its capabilities with robust equipment for precision machining, sheet-metal fabrication, and complex assembly, and it features client testimonials underscoring strong relationships and craftsmanship. Key Points Overview of capabilities: TGS Precision offers integrated CNC manufacturing, engineering, and fabrication services. Client-focused approach: Emphasizes working closely with each client to develop impactful, value-added solutions. Machining capabilities: Handles sawing, milling, drilling, and turning with high precision. Fabrication capabilities: Performs laser cutting, punching, bending, welding, and powder coating on sheet metal. Quality assurance: Each piece is inspected to ensure production consistency and identical results. Assembly services: Provides dedicated technicians capable of assembling diverse products, regardless of complexity or industry. Industry relevance: Positions itself as a global standard for design and engineering quality. Testimonials: A client (Hugo Moto) praises the team’s craftsmanship, communication, and family-like, reliable service.

Parts By Drake (PBD) offers high-precision machining services for small to large runs, emphasizing rapid turnarounds and meticulous attention to detail across CNC and conventional machining, light fabrication, welding, sheet metal, and rapid prototyping, supported by an established network of high-quality partners and a decade of diverse industry experience, with a goal of becoming a leader in precision machining. Key Points Core services: CNC and conventional machining, short/long run production, milling and lathe work, light welding, and light fabrication. Additional capabilities: Light sheet metal work, sawing (bandsaws), and rapid prototyping. Quality emphasis: Focus on high precision, quick turnaround, and attention to detail to meet/exceed client needs. Network model: Outsourcing through an established network of experienced, high-quality machining partners. Industry experience: Over ten years of machining experience in medical, defense, food processing, automotive, aerospace, and robotics. Facilities and equipment: Includes a HAAS VF2 super-speed milling machine (2018) and a variety of supporting equipment (lathe, tube bending, brakes, sheet metal work, welding, 3D printing, etc.). Company positioning: Aims to become an unrivaled leader in precision machining and to fulfill broad machining and manufacturing needs. Client engagement: Emphasizes efficiency, open communication, and collaborative project approaches. Contact and process: Includes a contact form with required fields and a CAPTCHA, plus guidance to call before arriving for security access. Directions and access: Provides routes from Atlanta and notes about security gate access.

Chicago Precision MFG, LLC (CPM) positions itself as a comprehensive contract manufacturer offering end-to-end project support, from engineering and design to manufacture, coating, assembly, and shipping, with capabilities across standard and precious metals and services spanning design review, prototyping, and production. Key Points CPM is a one-stop contract manufacturer for complete projects. The company provides engineering and design services to fabricate parts. Value-added services include manufacturing, powder/wet coating, assembly, and shipping. CPM works with standard metals as well as precious metals (aluminum, stainless steel, copper). They can handle projects at multiple stages: design review, prototype, and production. They collaborate with OEMs seeking turnkey manufacturing solutions. The service scope emphasizes high-quality fabrication and end-to-end project management.

Story of the company: In February 2024, Birl's Light Fab purchased Matrix Machining, integrating Matrix's machine shop with Birl's Light Fab's sheet metal fabrication to provide a one-stop shop for milling, lathe work, and sheet metal fabrication. For many years, Birl's Light Fab has been a Premium Supplier for Xometry, and Matrix has specialized in the machining of nickel and bronze alloys. Both businesses have a track record of excellence in customer service, efficiency, and quality. As these two respectable businesses combine their skills, competences, and clientele, we look forward to the future. Our mission and core principles are to provide outstanding quality fabrications on schedule and within budget by means of constant improvement and a dedication to excellence in all that we do. This declaration highlights the store's commitment to:

The American-owned and operated business AMFAS International combines a global manufacturing network with in-country engineering know-how, quality control, logistical knowledge, and domestic stocking. To stay ahead of the competition, this strategic strategy offers an integrated supply chain and engineering solution. Our company was established in 2002 and has ISO9001, TS16949, and AS9100 certified factories. We prioritize logistics, scalability, and product diversity for both big and small needs, at the time and location of your choosing. The knowledge and accuracy required to design, procure, and oversee manufacturing projects from inception to conclusion are provided by AMFAS International. We take care of every aspect, including engineering, logistics, and compliance, all the while making sure that business procedures and technical specifications are strictly followed.

For all of your container and packaging requirements, ATS Cases provides the expertise, staff, and production capacity. Our committed and experienced staff is prepared to assist you in choosing or designing the ideal solution for your particular application, whether you require a basic carrying case with die-cut foam or a highly specialized container with unique shock and vibration mounts. We can produce the majority of bespoke cases in two weeks and keep a range of our most popular styles and sizes in stock for quick delivery. We are able to provide cases up to 800 cubic feet in size and in quantities ranging from one to 10,000 pieces. ATS Dedication The experts at ATS will provide you with timely and polite service from prototype to production.

Mech-Tronics started off as an electrical and mechanical assembly company on the near-North side of Chicago in 1948. We have developed into a significant provider of precision-fabricated parts to the defense, avionics, communications, aerospace, and medical sectors. to develop into a world-class manufacturing company committed to quality and superior customer service. From concept to final product, Mech-Tronics can help you with its full range of in-house competences. Concurrent engineering endeavors can be undertaken by our technical experts. Precision metal fabrication, CNC machining, photochemical etching, certified welding, aluminum dip brazing and heat treatment, chemical conversion coating, hardware installation, silk screening, and painting are some of the manufacturing services we offer.

With a Trumpf laser, an Amada turret press, two Amada brakes, three welding booths, and an Amada shear, Precision Fabrication is a full-service sheet metal fabrication company. Our facility is completely suited to manage your production demands, whether it is a single prototype item or a quantity run of thousands, thanks to our professional welders who can handle steel, stainless, and aluminum. With our Amada CNC turret punch press, production delays are reduced. This has auto-indexing stations on 44-position turrets. Punch press receives set-up and punch command information directly from a number of internal programming stations.A 3200-watt CO2 laser is one of our Trumpf laser's features. The equipment can handle stainless steel plates up to 5/8′′ thick and 4′ x 8′ in size. While cutting standard materials like 16-gauge steel

Italix Company, Inc. is a privately held, employee-owned metal parts manufacturer established in 1977 in Santa Clara and now operating in Morgan Hill, California. The company emphasizes a commitment to customers, employees, and the environment, with a focus on on-time delivery and quality products, and it services a broad range of industries across North America, Europe, and Asia.

Washington Metal Fabricators, ISO 9001:2015 certified and operating since 1979, positions itself as a trusted precision manufacturing partner near St. Louis, offering a broad range of capabilities through its in-house team and its sister company EZ Fabricating to deliver high-quality, efficient contract manufacturing across diverse markets. Key Points Longevity and credibility: Established in 1979 with a track record in precision manufacturing. Certifications: ISO 9001:2015 certification signaling formal quality management. Geographic and market reach: Located near St. Louis and serving both local shops and Fortune 500 clients. Integrated capabilities: Engineering services, production—from sheet metal and tubing to machining and assembly—and finishing. Non-metal and supply chain support: Ability to incorporate non-metal materials and provide inventory management. Collaborative strength: Joint capabilities with EZ Fabricating expanding service offerings. Facilities scale: A 154,000 sq. ft. facility with a 50,000 sq. ft. assembly and distribution center enabling projects of various sizes. Value proposition: Emphasis on quality, efficiency, and dedicated customer service.