Family-owned and operated since 2002, DL Machine is a Paola, Kansas, precision machining and fabrication shop serving projects from individual repairs and custom parts to high-speed production runs. Its experienced machinists combine manual and CNC equipment with in-process inspection, producing parts to tolerances as close as .0005 inch and handling projects from an idea through completion.
I. Auman Machine CompanyFounded in 1947 by Irwin Auman in his father-in-law’s garage, I. Auman Machine Company has grown into a family-owned manufacturer specializing in precision CNC machining, inspection, and engineering support. The Lebanon, Pennsylvania, company built its early reputation machining alloy-steel castings for M60 tanks and now handles large, close-tolerance parts with equipment including a boring mill for pieces longer than 100 inches. Timothy Auman became the second-generation owner in 1986, and the business is continuing into its third generation under Jordan Auman’s leadership.LEBANON, PA
S.K.A. Machining IncFamily-owned S.K.A. Machining has been making precision parts in Long Island since 2000, building its reputation on careful work and direct support from experienced machinists and engineers. The Ronkonkoma company serves manufacturers whose components go into demanding applications, with more than 10 million parts shipped from its U.S. operation.RONKONKOMA, NY
C & B Machine, IncFamily-owned and multigeneration, C & B Machine has built its Dover, Ohio operation around direct customer relationships and careful work. The company provides CNC precision machining for customers who need anything from a single part to a 1,000-part run, with a 40,000-square-foot facility supporting jobs large and small.DOVER, OH
Jenkins Machine IncBorn on a 1949 Pennsylvania racetrack, Jenkins Machine Inc. is a family-owned Bethlehem machine shop now in its third generation, producing precision machined parts for demanding customer applications. Walter D. Jenkins founded the company with his wife, Stephania, and the business later helped supply parts for Telstar 1 before moving from conventional work into CNC machining. Today, the Jenkins family continues to run a two-shift operation focused on midrange batches, difficult designs, and close customer collaboration.332721BETHLEHEM, PA