Hooksett, New Hampshire · Family-owned since 1997
One part or a thousand.
Held to a thousandth.
Production runs of 100 to 1,000 parts on blanket orders, stocked on our shelf and shipped to your schedule — and the five-piece job, the repair and the part with no print, made by the same people. Fifteen machine tools, two of them five-axis, on Hooksett Road since 1997.
- Sweet spot
- 100 – 1,000 / release
- Minimum
- One piece
- Routine tolerance
- ±0.001″
- Family-owned
- Since 1997
Production
Blanket orders. Stocked inventory.
Releases on your schedule.
Our best fit is a part in the 100-to-1,000 range that comes back every month or quarter for years. We price it at annual volume, run ahead of your releases, hold finished parts under your part number and ship the day you call. How a program runs here →
Priced at the program
One PO for the year, released in the lots you want. Material at program price; setups, fixtures and programs built once and kept.
Made before you need it
We run ahead of the schedule and hold inspected inventory, so a release ships from the shelf instead of waiting for a machine.
Same part, every time
First article on every release, in-process checks, thread and pin gages on every feature, final inspection to print, certs with the lot.
Capabilities
One shop, fifteen machines.
Eight mills, seven lathes, a waterjet, a fiber laser and the welding bench, all in one building. A part can be cut from plate, milled on five axes, brazed into an assembly and serial-marked without ever leaving the floor.
MILL
CNC Milling
Three-, four- and five-axis milling on eight mills, from a one-off bracket to a multi-month production program.
8 mills5-axis
TURN
CNC Turning
Seven lathes from a live-tooled, sub-spindle turning center down to a manual Clausing for the small stuff.
7 lathes27 in swing
JET
Waterjet Cutting
Cold cutting of small parts, blanks, gaskets and prototypes in almost any material — no heat-affected zone.
12 × 12 into 1 in thick
MARK
Laser Engraving & Part Marking
Permanent part marking and traceability using an LMT Dominator 25-watt fiber laser — and thin-part cutting on the same machine.
LMT Dominator25 W fiber
WELD
Welding, Brazing & Fabrication
Precision TIG and MIG welding, a lot of brazing and soldering, and the shear, brake and saws to build the parts around it.
TIG · MIGBrazing · soldering
PROTO
Prototype & Repair
One-offs, urgent jobs, modifications and real-world problem solving on short notice.
Qty 1 & upRush: yes
Piece work
Five pieces. Twenty pieces. One, with no print.
This is where the shop started and there is still good work in it: the short run, the repair, the replacement for a machine that is down. The same people who run the programs make these, and it is the reason the production parts come out right.
Short runs are real work here
No minimum. Five, ten, twenty pieces of something get the same setup discipline as a production release — and often turn into one.
No drawing? Bring the part
We reverse-engineer from a physical sample regularly — including from the broken pieces. Tell us the material and what failed and we will do the rest.
We manage the outside work
Heat treat, plating, anodize, EDM, big fab — we have run the same vendors for years. You hand us a print and get back a finished part, not a list of shops to call.
Materials
What runs through the shop.
Aluminum to Hastelloy, Delrin to PEEK. If it is not on this list, ask — exotic alloys and engineering plastics are a normal week here.
Aluminum & red metals
- 6061 · 7075 · 2024 · 5052
- MIC-6 cast plate
- Copper (101, 110)
- Brass (360 and others)
- Bronze and bearing bronze
Steel & stainless
- 1018 · 1045 · 4140
- A36 plate
- 303 · 304 · 316
- 17-4 PH
- Pure nickel
Tool steel & exotics
- A2 · D2 · O1 · S7
- Titanium
- Inconel
- Hastelloy
- Hardened and pre-hard stock
Plastics
- Delrin / acetal
- Nylon · UHMW
- PTFE (Teflon)
- PEEK · Ultem
- Other engineering plastics
Request a Quote
Send a print. Get a real number back.
A dimensioned drawing — the tolerances live there — and the STEP model if the part has any complexity. Tell us the quantity — per release and per year if it repeats — the material and when you need it. Production program? Say so and we quote at volume. Urgent job? Call after you submit.