Satisfied Customers and Industry Expertise
We have a diversified group of customers who look to us for
a wide variety of tools and parts. For 50 years, we've been able to
keep customers satisfied with our fair prices, our jobs done correctly,
the jobs are quality controlled to fit tight tolerances, and
are always delivered on time.
While our history and expertise qualify us to do almost anything,
our industry focus today is automotive and aircraft, but we also
do many jobs that fall into many other categories. Some of
our easily recognized customers include the following:
| For DANA Corporation we are a provider of dies and fixtures to
produce chasis for Ford, General Motors, Range Rover, and Mercedes. |
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For Boeing we provide a variety of parts, tools, large assemblies
and fixtures. Our assignments vary from producing structural wing
components to tight tolerance parts that fit in the palm of your hand.
In October of 2001, the Boeing Company of Chicago gave us the great
honor of being named one of Boeing’s top 100 suppliers out of more
than 3000 suppliers. We are very grateful for this honor and continue to
work to our high standards. |
| One of our larger marine industry customers is Philadelphia Gear
Corporation, where we make well-engineered parts and tools. |
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Finally, we produce sub-assemblies and parts for a number of different
DuPont facilities. |
SUCCESS STORIES
Our success comes from many sources. Beyond the people, engineering tools, and equipment we use to make the
quality parts and tools that we sell, special efforts on behalf of new and existing customers differentiates
us from our competitors.
When our customers want us to, we deliver, install, and work with them to learn the tooling that they will be
using over and over again. We also have an active repair business for those tools that need renewal or rebuild
from use over time, which leads us to our favorite story.
One of our customers, a major player in the appliance industry, had a die breakdown in a critical machine. If
that machine was not operational, 600 employees would be temporarily out of work. We received the part at 6pm
and it was back on their truck by 6am the next morning, resulting in minimal loss of time and factory worker
pay. Our staff adjusted what we were doing because of the seriousness of the customer's problem and the potential
loss of compensation to other factory workers just like our team.
We always try to help our customers in every way we can, even if it involves long hours of work or time spent in
deep thought. We have been able to find ways to shorten part-making processes which helped our customers get more
jobs. For one customer, we revamped a part from six manual operations to one automated operation.
We don’t dwell on the unusual, but we always find a way to head off the crisis or solve the tough problem. To
discuss your most recent challenge, Click here to Contact Us. We look forward to
explaining how we can have our good people help your good people to succeed. |