Advanced Web Corporation is a machine shop founded in 1981 that manufactures and repairs printing press parts and equipment. Its capabilities include CNC milling, turning, grinding, gear manufacturing, cylinder refurbishment and manufacturing, printing press rebuilds, and production of sheeters, collator batcher stackers, perf and cutoff heads, and roll doctoring machines. The company explicitly works with steel, nylon, brass, aluminum, and plastics and serves the printing industry.
Super Web, IncBuilt by pressmen, Super Web, Inc. makes U.S.-made digital inkjet web presses and integrated finishing solutions for commercial, transactional, direct-mail, and publishing printers. The privately held Long Island company brings more than 40 years of web-printing expertise to Memjet-powered WEBJet systems, with a particular focus on paper finishing, process automation, and responsive technical support.WEST BABYLON, NY
CNY Graphics Machine LLCCNY Graphics Machine LLC provides industrial screen printing, digital printing, pad printing, artwork printing, and powder coating for parts, equipment, panels, labels, and graphics. It serves medical, industrial, electronics, telecommunications, appliance, military, aerospace, sporting, signage, and consumer applications, working with metals, plastics, glass, wood, acrylic, and powder-coated surfaces.EAST SYRACUSE, NY
Huntington Plating, IncFounded in Huntington in 1947 as Huntington Plating & Polishing Co., Huntington Plating is a family-owned machine and plating job shop that repairs, manufactures and plates industrial parts. Its single-source approach combines machining, fabrication, hydraulic and pneumatic repair with plating, including work to restore hard-to-replace components and extend their service life. The company continues the customer-service focus established by founders Andy Houvouras and Leo DiPiero.HUNTINGTON, WV
Nearhoof Machine IncFounded in 1971, Nearhoof Machine is an Osceola Mills, Pennsylvania precision machine shop producing CNC-machined parts for short- and long-run work. Its history is closely tied to the region’s coal industry, and the company still repairs and rebuilds heavy-equipment parts alongside hydraulic cylinders. Nearhoof operates from a 42,000-square-foot facility on a 77-acre industrial site and brings machining, electrical repair, and dynamic balancing capabilities under one roof.OSCEOLA MILLS, PA