Kingson Mold & Machine, Inc.

Pacific Aerospace Corp.

Pacific Aerospace Corp has established a 25,000 sq.ft. facility that supports product development through production. Housing four 5-axis CNC routers and one large 5-axis CNC gantry machine center, PAC is able to supply precision machined parts, fixtures, tooling, and composite trimming with a max envelope of 20' x 10' x 5' z-axis. Having these machine capabilities as well as offering high quality advanced composite components and assemblies positions PAC in becoming an integral partner for your business.

Automation Answers, Inc.

Why Automation Answers, Inc.?


Machine uptime is key to the profitability of any business that operates automated equipment. For that simple reason, partnering with Automation Answers, Inc. is a smart decision.


We offer a wide range of services to ensure that your equipment runs effectively, consistently and with minimal downtime. With over thirty years of industry experience, Automation Answers, Inc. can meet any of your part handling, equipment assembly and testing challenges.


Automation Answers, Inc._x0092_s goal is to keep you as a long-term customer. If you are not 100-percent satisfied with our services, we cannot expect to achieve our goal.


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"Doing a better job than the competition isn't good enough, doing the best on each project is."


- Luy Pfaller, President


Automation Answers, Inc. focuses on providing quick response times and immediate solutions. If you need to outsource any project _x0096_ big or small _x0096_ we would appreciate the opportunity to review your unique requirements.
 More... Consider us as an extension of your team _x0096_ we will work hard to maintain your trust in our company.


 Our Mission:


 To build simple, robust and easy to operate and maintain equipment.


 Industries Served:


  Medical/Diagnostic Products


  Retail Hardware


  Amusement Park/Testing Equipment


  Aerospace/Parts


  Dental/Accessories 


 Our Services:


 _x0095_ Consulting and Troubleshooting of New and Existing Equipment


 _x0095_ Modular Work Cells


 _x0095_ Precision Assembly


 _x0095_ Designing and Building Automation Equipment


 _x0095_ Sub Assemblies and Custom Guarding 	


 _x0095_ Research and Development


 _x0095_ Machine to Print Parts and Special Tooling


 _x0095_ Equipment Modifications


 _x0095_ Dies, Jigs and Fixtures


 _x0095_ Escapements and Shuttles


 _x0095_ Successful Project Management Less

Advanced Machine & Engineering Co.

In the machine tool industry, it's not easy to find a better engineering partner than AME. We happily share our expertise, and we love nothing more than collaborating with our customers to build the best possible result.


Whether the project is workholding, tool clamping, saws, rod locks, machine automation, or custom machine development, we've learned a universal truth: when the design is airtight and the build is exceptional, your growth isn't a possibility. It's inevitable.


What makes AME different?


- Tribal Knowledge, shared generously


- Consultation and collaboration, shared honestly


- An uncommon focus on efficiency that leads to advancement


- Above all, an instant and accurate understanding of a project and all the risks, benefits, and possibilities that come with it

International Precision Component Corp.

ShapeMaster, Inc.

In January 1990, ShapeMaster was formed because we saw a need to provide buyers, engineers, inventors, and designers with the ability to order small or large quantities of solutions in plastics and other materials for the manufacturing of their products; regardless of their size, they receive the same high level quality of service. Our centrally located Ogden, Illinois facility has since expanded three times to accommodate the latest technology, including new thermoformers, allowing us to enhance our production abilities to better serve our customers. From vacuum forming, drape forming, and pressure forming to CNC machining and custom fabrication, we take pride in our ability to take your project from conceptual design to production including 2D or 3D drawings, materials research, custom tooling, prototyping, replication of existing parts, and custom package design – all within our facility to maximize your return on investment. Our Midwestern-based work force is comprised of people More... who maintain the production expertise, technical knowledge, competence, training, and creativity needed to effectively and efficiently serve our customers’ needs. We combine a passion to innovate with a passion to provide superior customer service, enabling us to deliver positive results which lead not only to the success of our customers but also to the success of our company. Our standard of excellence is based on the philosophy "Swear to your own hurt, and change not." This refers to keeping our word when we commit to something, including pricing, quality standards, precision, delivery times, etc. Our team does whatever it takes to get the job done to keep our promise and exceed customer expectations, regardless of the effort, even if at our own expense. We know that word inevitably gets around with regard to how you treat customers. Words like flexibility, honesty, integrity, and dependability are associated with ShapeMaster’s customer relations and we work hard to continue this tradition. We’ve built our business and our reputation by exploring and understanding customers’ needs, discovering ways to meet those needs, and delivering exactly what our customers need when they need it.

Sobot Tool & Manufacturing Co.

LJ Fabricators, Inc.

LJ Fabricators, Inc. opened in Rockford, Illinois, during June of 1983 by Larry A. Johnson. He purchased a 6,000-square-foot building at the corner of Grable and Kishwakee Street. LJ Fabricators offered all the services from the traditional metal fabricating job shop which included shearing, punching, forming, sawing, rolling, spot welding and MIG / TIG welding.


The building was expanded to 11,200 square feet in 1987, and in November of 1989 Larry recognized the need to expand the services provided at LJ Fabricators by purchasing a CO2 2-dimensional laser. This machine would cut up to .375-inch-thick mild steel along with several other different types of exotic materials.


The variety of services was expanded again in June of 1992 by adding 3-dimensional laser cutting. Since 1992 LJ Fabricators has continued increasing capacities, which resulted in moving to a new facility in 1995 with over 39,000 square feet. 2004 we bought our first 4400w Bystronic laser with a tower system for lights More... out operations.2005, we added an additional 20,000 sq. ft. with a 10 ton overhead crane. 2007 yet another 4400w Bystronic laser connected to the tower. 2009 we added yet another laser, this time a 6,000w Bystronic with a bed size of 79" x 158" and cutting 1" thick mild steel, 3/4" stainless and 1/2" Aluminum. 2010 and 2011 we replaced aging Brake presses with new state of the art Bystronic Expert 165/220s. 2013 we replaced our old 20/20 Trumpf punch with a larger Trumpf 5000 with a 60x120 load/unload system, another lights out piece of equipment. 2014 we just bought and will have installed in Dec., a 6000w Fiber optics laser and a 320 Bystronic Brake Press.Today with a manufacturing technology and support staff over 35, we continue our quality metal fabricating services.

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