Forest Scientific is a Pennsylvania-based American manufacturer known for building CNC equipment for both working manufacturers and schools. Alongside its made-to-order machinery, the company provides on-site training and can retrofit older equipment from other manufacturers, giving customers support well beyond installation.
Northeast Precision Machinery, IncFounded in Northeast Philadelphia in 1995 by former U.S. Army machinist Glenn Weiss, Northeast Precision Machinery has built its identity around practical, hands-on support for manufacturers. From its Warminster facility, the company helps machine shops across the Mid-Atlantic choose and maintain CNC equipment, drawing on more than 100 years of combined staff experience. Its applications team also provides test cuts and technical guidance when a shop needs more than a machine purchase.WARMINSTER, PA
CNT Motion SystemsSince 1990, Pittsburgh-area CNT Motion Systems has designed and built CNC routers and custom automation equipment for manufacturers seeking an affordable, made-in-the-USA solution. Founded by third-generation machinery designer Max Andrzejewski, the company is especially known for taking on unusual applications, from long-table ACM panel systems to specialized fence and stair-machining equipment. Its team also provides installation, training and remote technical support for the machines it builds.GLENSHAW, PA
Northeast CNC Technologies IncNortheast CNC Technologies grew out of Skarie, Inc., a Baltimore woodworking-supply shop purchased by Carmel Kelly and Rich Huebler in 1989. Since becoming Northeast CNC Technologies in 2010, the company has built a regional reputation for helping manufacturers across Virginia through Maine choose and maintain CNC equipment, with local support from its Pennsylvania and New Hampshire hubs.SHREWSBURY, PA
Fryer Machine Systems, IncFounded in 1982 by Larry Fryer, Fryer Machine Systems designs and builds CNC machine tools at its Patterson, New York facility. The family-owned company began manufacturing its own machines in 1994 and now produces more than 50 models, including custom-configured equipment built to order for manufacturers across a range of industries. Fryer supports its machines with factory training, technical service, and a stocked parts operation.PATTERSON, NY