Founded in 1972 in a two-car garage in Tyrone, Pennsylvania, Dixon Tool and Die Co., Inc. is a family-owned, third-generation machine shop producing precision tool and die products. It has more than 50 years of machining experience and operates a 30,000-square-foot facility established in 2016. The company provides CNC machining and welding alongside programming and design services.
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ToolCo, IncToolco is a family-owned western Pennsylvania machine shop that grew from a two-machine home garage operation begun in the mid-1970s into a precision production and custom machining business. It began with precision tool-and-die work for electronics lead-frame stamping and now produces custom and prototype machined work for a range of industries, including medical, robotics, instrumentation, petroleum, steel, mining, and power generation.NEW KENSINGTON, PA
Sharp Tooling CompanyBorn in a 20-by-20 Buffalo garage in 1959 as Niagara Punch and Die, Sharp Tooling Company now makes customized tooling and close-tolerance machined parts for manufacturers across Western New York and around the world. The company remains a family-run machine shop, with third-generation machinist Jayson Czerniak leading the business after his grandfather founded it and his father Jay expanded it. Its in-house inspection and reverse-engineering work help customers refine existing parts as well as develop new tooling.BUFFALO, NY
DW MachineDW Machine is a family-owned CNC machining and fabrication shop established in 2006 and based in Drums, Pennsylvania. After building its first customized 15,000-square-foot machine shop in 2016, it expanded in 2021 and now operates two businesses at one location with 33,500 square feet of manufacturing space. The shop handles work from one-off projects to production runs, including complex and large components.DRUMS, PA
Graybill's Tool & Die, IncFounded in Manheim in 1956, Graybill’s Tool & Die grew from H. Roy Graybill’s machine shop into a full-service job shop designing and building special machines, automation systems, tooling, and precision-machined parts. The company now works from a 20,000-square-foot facility with about 30–35 employees, taking projects from early design and prototyping through short-run production. Its long history includes a distinctive second life for the former Cinco cigar factory, renovated as Graybill’s home in 1978.MANHEIM, PA