LCS Company

Since 1959, the employees at LCS Company have been sensitive to the needs of our customers. Our goal is to continue meeting those needs in the future. 


LCS Company has earned a reputation from our customers as a single source supplier of high quality, low cost precision parts with on-time deliveries. We are a top quality team of employees who work well together. 


You can count on our experienced and dedicated staff for keeping the lines of communication open and direct with you.

Perkins Machine Co.

Perkins Machine Company was established in 1942, has operated successfully over the years, and enjoys a respectable reputation in the aerospace fastener industry. Over the years, our product line, as well as our capabilities, has changed to fill the needs of our customers. In 1989, we moved our operations from Los Angeles to Oxnard, California. Here we occupy a much larger building, suiting our needs for organization and expansion.Our company inspection system is currently within the criteria of MIL-I-45208A, ISO 9002 compliant and approved for the production of various items.


Our products are all manufactured by Perkins Machine Co. and various quantities can usually be found in stock. We welcome quotes on these items as well as quotes for other standard MS, NAS and AN nut items. A large part of our manufacturing concerns items that are made to special prints, either from our inventory of prints or from a print supplied by our customers. We have a large print file with an inventory of over More... 6,000 prints. We welcome all your quotes and thank you for your interest in our company and look forward to being one of your suppliers.

Wyandotte Industries, Inc.

In 1959, Jerome J. Szpondowski founded a general machine shop called Wyandotte Industries. With 24 years of fastener industry experience and the help and support of his two sons, Jerome built and expanded a company which, today, is renowned throughout the industry for its commitment to quality and service.


Today, Wyandotte Industries is still family-owned. We remain dedicated to the same guiding principles upon which our company was founded, with an unwavering commitment to quality and dedication to progress. We know that the strength and reliability of our products reflect upon our company...and we are proud to provide you with fastener products that have been recognized industry-wide for their quality. After all, we believe your company deserves nothing less.

Nelson Engineering Co.

voestalpine Roll Forming Corporation

With a history dating back to 1947 and supporting some of today's most recognized manufacturers, voestalpine Roll Forming Corporation's advanced roll forming operations deliver custom shapes and complete assemblies that conform to the most demanding specifications.


In 2000, Roll Forming Corporation was acquired by globally leading technology group voestalpine AG and became part of the metal forming, tubes and sections division.


Today, voestalpine Roll Forming Corporation has seven production facilities across three states with five facilities and headquarters located in Shelby County, Kentucky and one facility each in Pennsylvania and Indiana.


Markets served include aerospace, construction and infrastructure, enclosures, material handling and fulfillment, office furniture, off-highway, ROPs and FOPs, solar and transportation.


With engineering, design, tooling and manufacturing all co-located within close proximity to each other, voestalpine Roll Forming Corporation can deliver fully integrated More... roll forming solutions that produce larger volumes of components with exceptionally high quality standards.


 - Over 30 in-house roll forming lines.


 - Supported by an extensive in-depth engineering department.


 - Custom in-house tooling resources.


 - Material thickness handling from .010" to .250" (.254mm to.635mm) and strip widths from .500" to 20".


 - Available in-line processes include TOX, Tog-L-Lok rotary stitch, pre-punch, post-punch, mid-punch, variable thickness, remetallizing thermal spray for weld seam protection, clinch nuts, cutting and sweeping.


 - In-line welding capabilities include laser, high-frequency induction, and low-frequency contact, induction and lines ranging from 11 to 42 passes.


 - Secondary operations including welding, cutting, bending, tube fabrication and powder coating.

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