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Numerical Precision, Inc.

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

Precision Global Systems (PGS)

PGS is a Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) that has been supporting the automotive and defense industries over the past 4 decades. We offer all levels of specialized manufacturing services, including converting production assembly to service assembly, specialized washing and de-rust, technical sorting, component recertification and value-added component processing.


We follow the stringent guidelines of ISO/TS to control processes and deliver over 3 million parts each month to locations throughout North America and around the world.


Certifications: ISO/TS 16949:2009, ISO/TS 9001:2008, ISO 14001:2004


NAICS Codes: 336350, 561910, 336310, 336992

Precise Metal Products

Lincoln Tool & Design

PMF Industries, Inc.

Since 1961, PMF has understood what our customers need to stay competitive -- They want quality custom flowformed parts at an affordable rate in the fastest time possible. Meeting these goals requires precision in everything we do. Precision in metal flowforming. Precision in staying current with regulations and accreditations. Precision in customer service and taking care of our employees. This laser-like focus is what has allowed PMF to grow our facility, our technologies, our equipment, and our workforce.


Today, we do everything in-house. We manufacture and assemble custom flowformed metal parts and components using a variety of methods, including our state-of-the-art FlowformingPlus processes that deliver unrivaled customization and quality. PMF offers concept-to-completion custom manufacturing with full engineering consultation by professionals intimately familiar with flowforming, hot spinning, deep drawing and press forming, welding, machining and EDM, heat treating, laser cutting, More... hydroforming, finishing and chemical processing, engineering consultation, research and development, turnkey manufacturing, and non-destructive testing (NDT).


 We are proud to offer these metal flowforming services. But more important, we're proud that we've helped our customers meet their component manufacturing demands to grow their business.

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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