Founded in 1977, Derby Fabricating Solutions converts non-metallic materials into precision components for automotive, industrial, and engineered applications. The Louisville-based manufacturer ships more than 600 million parts a year, with over 250 employees across a multi-state U.S. footprint supporting programs worldwide. Derby’s IATF 16949-registered quality system brings automotive-grade process discipline to high-volume production.
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CDJ Stamping, IncSince 1959, Rochester’s CDJ Stamping has been a third-generation family-owned, veteran-operated manufacturer of non-metallic stamped, die-cut and machined parts. Its in-house tooling facility and design center support everything from high-volume washers to difficult engineered projects, serving customers in electrical, automotive, military and optical markets. The company supplies start-ups alongside private and Fortune 500 businesses.ROCHESTER, NY
Automation Tool & DieSince 1974, Automation Tool & Die has grown from James E. Bennett’s garage operation in Parma into a precision manufacturer serving automotive and industrial customers. Now based in Valley City, the company works from a purpose-built 120,000-square-foot facility and is known for keeping much of a project’s work under one roof. Its IATF 16949-certified operation produces stamped metal parts and custom tooling for demanding production programs.VALLEY CITY, OH
Staub Manufacturing SolutionsFounded in Dayton in 1997 by siblings Steve Staub and Sandy Keplinger, Staub Manufacturing Solutions produces medium- to high-volume fabricated metal components, complex weldments and complete assemblies for OEMs. Its 50,000-square-foot operation pairs production fabrication with ISO 9001:2015-certified quality systems, and the company has maintained a 96% customer retention rate while building its reputation around reliable, on-time delivery. Staub continues to invest in its operation, including a 2025 purchase of a $250,000-plus finishing machine.DAYTON, OH
GBC Advanced MaterialsGBC Advanced Materials grew from Glass Beads Corporation, which began making pressed-glass components decades ago in Latrobe, Pennsylvania. Today, it serves demanding manufacturers with precision ceramic and glass components, operating from a 50,000-square-foot U.S. facility that supports work ranging from prototypes to high-volume production.LATROBE, PA