Founded by A. S. Mathey Jr. in 1966, Electro Form Corporation is a long-established tool-and-die shop known for close-tolerance work and early adoption of EDM technology. The company has grown into a climate-controlled CNC machining facility serving customers whose parts must meet demanding specifications, including those in aerospace and medical manufacturing.
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Hagan Design and Machine, IncHagan Design and Machine, Inc. began as an EDM job shop and has grown into an Epping-area turnkey manufacturer specializing in precision electrical-discharge machining and related CNC work. Its staff brings more than 75 years of combined EDM experience to complex, close-tolerance components, with particular strength in aerospace and aircraft-engine applications. The company operates eight EDM machines, including four-axis wire and RAM equipment, and inspects every component before delivery.HILTON, NY
Addison Precision ManufacturingOpened as a tool-and-die shop in Rochester in 1952, Addison Precision Manufacturing has grown into a highly technical machining facility known for handling difficult, close-tolerance work. The company makes precision-machined components for aerospace, aircraft, medical and other precision-manufacturing customers, serving projects from prototypes through production quantities.ROCHESTER, NY
Advanced Manufacturing Techniques IncFounded in 1983 by Steve Petronis and Dick Carusone, Advanced Manufacturing Techniques Inc. grew from a small manual machine shop into a Clifton Park operation specializing in close-tolerance machining, with Wire EDM at the center of its work. Now run by Steve’s son Mark, the company operates from a 10,000-square-foot facility and is particularly known for machining difficult super alloys and producing precision medical-imaging parts. AMT also makes the Structural Stress Analyzer 1000, an educational testing machine with more than 3,000 units sold.CLIFTON PARK, NY
F/M EDMFounded in 1985, F/M EDM is an East Aurora, New York shop known for technically demanding electrical discharge machining work. Its 6,000-square-foot facility serves customers needing precise prototypes or production parts, including difficult jobs involving large workpieces and exotic alloys.EAST AURORA, NY