AAE Aerospace & Commercial Technologies

AAE Aerospace, a division of Karman Space & Defense, specializes in high-temperature structural composites for advanced missile and space systems. With over five decades of experience, they are recognized as a sole-source supplier for many critical programs, offering comprehensive solutions.

Zollner Electronics

Leech Industries, Inc.

Leech Industries Inc., established in 1948 as Leech Tool & Die Works, has grown to be a full-service manufacturing company, offering a wide range of processes and services to a diverse group of customers.


Leech Industries continually strives to offer competitive pricing and on-time delivery while maintaining stringent standards of quality. Leech Industries is qualified to meet MIL-I-45208A, MIL-Q-9858 and MIL-STD-45662 standards. Statistical process control techniques are used throughout manufacturing facilities as required, and the quality system implemented has successfully satisfied ISO 9000 certified customers.


Continued success depends not upon past achievements or current status, but upon constantly offering the best value and personalized service. Each day, the team at Leech must prove their value and leadership. For your next part, assembly, or special project, call Leech Industries to see what a valuable partner they will prove to be.

Unico Mechanical Corp.

Unico Mechanical is one the West's largest capacity machine and rotating equipment repair shops. We also offer ASME welding and fabrication along with millwright, mechanic and other manpower support services. 


We serve the refinery, chemical, maritime, hydro electric and power industries as well food processors, paper mills, manufactures and other large industries. Unico is ISO-9001-2008 certified and offers quality assurance, engineering, and project management services plus a certified weld inspector on staff to support our customers.

Progressive presses 150 tons and below
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Engineering Specialties, Inc. (ESI) provides precision custom metal stamping, machining, and fastening solutions for various industries including aerospace, automotive, medical, energy, and more. Their expertise in safety-critical applications and advanced vision technologies ensures high-quality, low-defect rates, delivering millions of parts globally.

Engineering Specialties, Inc.

St. Marys Pressed Metal, Inc.

Fisher Barton

Fisher Barton is a premier manufacturing innovation partner for high wear and cutting components. Our expertise stems from our world-class talent who understand the behavior of material and the application of proprietary heat treating and surface engineering solutions that reimagine a component's lifespan beyond the core manufacturing capabilities of stamping, bending, forming, cutting, welding, machining, and casting. Eight locations in Wisconsin, Illinois, and Vietnam innovate blades and turf care components, bronze motion control products, industrial knives, and various other wear components. 


Fisher Barton is more than a source for high-quality parts; 


Fisher Barton is your partner for the highest quality solutions found - anywhere.

Electron Beam Industries

Electron Beam Welding is a reliable and cost-effective method of joining a wide range of metals. From pacemakers used in the medical industry to sensors used on fighter aircraft, Electron Beam applications are almost limitless. The welding is performed in a vacuum, therefore welds are clean and free from oxidation. 


Due to the extreme density and precise control of the electrons, high weld "depth to width" ratios can be achieved, up to 20-1 is obtainable. With minimal or no distortion, Electron Beam Welding is often the final step of a production sequence. 


Electron Beam welding can offer advantages such as low heat input, minimal heat affected zone and no part distortion. These attributes make it ideal for the welding of intricate final assembly products or sensors that have delicate instrumentation close to the weld joint. Precise control of the electron beam, high speed and repeatability often makes Electron Beam Welding the only viable solution to a difficult manufacturing problem.
 More... The comparison of an EB weld versus conventional TIG weld illustrates how it can reduce or eliminate distortion and the need for secondary operations. Electron Beam Welding can also save money by reducing joint preparation costs and repeatable settings reduce the risk of operator error.

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