Advanced Manufacturing Technologies, Inc. (AMT) is a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business with a long history dating back to 1972, evolving from Ozaukee Tool to a 48,000+ sq ft facility with over 50 CNC machines and robotic cells, and a growing service portfolio including complete assembly; the company emphasizes continuous improvement, quality management, strong values, and on-time, high-quality, cost-competitive products. Key Points AMT is a SDVOSB (Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business). The company originated in 1972 as Ozaukee Tool and relocated in 1982 to Grafton, Wisconsin. In 1991, ownership changed to a group led by Richard T. Vallin and the company became Advanced Manufacturing Technologies, Inc. Since 1991, AMT has grown annually in sales, personnel, footprint, and equipment. AMT now operates over 48,000 square feet of facilities and reports sales exceeding $7 million. The workforce includes 25 full-time employees and more than 50 CNC machines, including turning centers and various machining centers, plus robotic cells for complete part manufacturing and assembly. The company is committed to high quality, on-time delivery, and competitive pricing, continually seeking new ways to serve customers. AMT’s corporate quality policy emphasizes continuous improvement to meet or exceed customer expectations. The mission focuses on meeting or exceeding customer expectations while improving Quality Management Systems. The vision highlights a history of success and a future of profitable growth driven by innovation and automation. Core values include doing the job right first time, accountability, empowerment, consistency, integrity, and respect within teamwork and growth. The site showcases multiple product images and mentions ongoing visual representations of the brand and capabilities.