Krukemeier Machine & Tool

Dynomax Inc.

Martinez & Turek, Inc.

Woolf Aircraft Products, Inc.

We fabricate tubes for hundreds of customers, making thousands of different assemblies in any alloy including aluminum, carbon steel, stainless, inconel and titanium. Made to order contracts range from $100 to $500,000 each with over 500 contracts in production.


Woolf Aircraft Products has specialized in tube fabrications, tube bending and weldments since 1942. We are a small business with approximately 100 employees, located in a modern 94,000 square foot facility in Romulus, Michigan. We fabricate all types of metal tubing and components used for nearly any application. 


We are very strong in the commercial market as well as military and aircraft. Our specialty in thin wall, tight radius work has gained us a reputation for bending difficult configurations. Our size range through 8" as well as the ability to do smaller production runs enables us to fulfill most requirements. A qualified supplier base ensures deliveries of raw materials and specialized services.

Baker Industries

Baker Industries is an industry-leading provider of CNC machining, fabrication, and 3D printing for prototypes, tooling, flight hardware, and more. We work with the world's leaders in the aerospace, agriculture, architecture, automotive, construction, defense, and space industries, just to name a few. We are designers, engineers, machinists, and fabricators who are passionate about what we do - building the tools and components that make your products work. We're creative, sharp, and dedicated to figuring out how we can make every project better - more ergonomic, lighter, more precise, and faster.

Sonju Industrial

Wire Cut Co., Inc.

Wire Cut Co. manufacturers wire EDM machining wire parts to your exact EDM process applications. Our history starts with only one wire EDM machine, a programming system and 150 sq. feet of electrical discharge machining services office space, Milton M. Thomas founded Wire Cut Company in November 1978. The demand for our electrical discharge services was overwhelming. In October of 1979, Wire Cut made its first move giving room for our first employee and the addition of a second electrical discharge machining services equipment. After incorporation in 1981, Wire Cut was up for a tough year in 1982. Although our sales growth was 35%, banks were telling us there was a recession and were reluctant to finance growth in such a young company. Wire Cut was too busy to participate in a recession that year. By 1983, we out grew our facilities and expanded down the street where we would stay for 13 years. Business continued to boom and by 1986 with 24 team members we had acquired a total of 10 wire More... EDM machining centers, 6 conventional EDM_x0092_s and added machining to support our tooling. From 1987 to 1989, Wire Cut was busy with the expanding Aerospace electrical discharge machining industry. Our contracts with General Electric and other companies led the way to add more wire EDM_x0092_s, high speed EDM drilling and CNC machining centers. Our employee count reached 34 and we had increased our leasing space to 8000 sq. ft. EDM job shop facility.  Less

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