Established in 1988, Boyce Machine is a Northern Ohio precision CNC machining shop producing metal components in quantities from 5 to 5,000, with multi-axis milling and turning for simple to moderately complex parts. Its stable team ranges from machinists with more than 40 years of experience to apprentices, working in a culture of continuous improvement and using CAD/CAM design insight to improve manufacturability and control cost. A Keyence XM5000 3D measurement system and an experienced network of finishing partners help the Kent company deliver complete components to customer specifications.
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Spence Technologies, IncSince 1996, Spence Technologies has produced precision CNC-machined parts for companies in Northeast Ohio and across the United States. Working from a 10,000-square-foot shop near Cleveland, the company handles both custom parts and full production runs, supported by more than 100 years of combined machining experience and a climate-controlled quality department. Its capabilities also include laser etching and complete parts-to-print work through an established vendor base.WILLOUGHBY, OH
Bronco Machine IncFounded in 1959, Bronco Machine is a Willoughby, Ohio precision CNC machine shop producing critical machined components in lot sizes from one to 10,000 pieces. Its work has served customers including Gould Ocean Systems, General Electric and the United States Department of Naval Ordnance, with inspection practices based on nuclear-industry ASME requirements. Bronco also develops its own estimating, programming and inspection software and reports a zero-rejection rate with General Electric.WILLOUGHBY, OH
Proficient Machining CoEstablished in 1973, family-owned Proficient Machining Co. makes precision CNC-machined and screw-machine parts for customers across industries including aerospace, medical, nuclear, and automotive. The Mentor, Ohio manufacturer combines a long-tenured workforce—with many employees staying 20 to 30 years—with capabilities ranging from one-piece prototypes to high-volume production. Its quality system is ISO 9001:2015 certified.MENTOR, OH
HMC Machining Technologies, IncFounded as Howland Machine by Bruce Dewey in 1984, HMC Machining Technologies now builds machined, fabricated and assembled components for OEMs from its 24,000-square-foot Niles, Ohio facility. The company has grown from manual machining into CNC work and large-scale milling and turning, including horizontal boring mills with up to 258 inches of travel. HMC renamed the business in 2015 while retaining its original customer-focused operation and more than 40 years of machining experience.NILES, OH