Garvin Tool & Die Inc. is a Fremont, Ohio shop focused on the practical needs of manufacturers, from building production tooling to supporting equipment already on the plant floor. The company handles specialty tooling and custom machine building for production work, including prototype and repair needs.
Keystone Machine and FabKeystone Machine and Fab began in a Las Vegas garage in 2010 and has grown into a 25,000-square-foot, four-building operation in Grafton, Ohio. The shop is known for helping electric-motor rebuilders and other manufacturers with precision parts and custom tooling, particularly when deadlines are tight or a job is too specialized for a typical machine shop.GRAFTON, OH
White Tool & DieFrom its Toledo shop, White Tool & Die builds custom tooling, work-holding solutions and fabricated parts for manufacturers, including complex components machined in five axes. The company has served Northwest Ohio’s manufacturing industry for more than 15 years, drawing on a team with over 60 years of combined machining knowledge and more than 20 years of engineering experience. White Tool & Die also rebuilds customer equipment and supports projects from reverse engineering through installation, with AWS-certified welders and a long-standing connection to Owens Community College’s machining training.TOLEDO, OH
Fremar Industries IncFounded in Northeast Ohio in 1982 by Fred Baumann and his son Marc, Fremar Industries designs and manufactures precision tooling, including die-cast dies and plastic injection molds. The company also provides contract machining for the airfoil, forging, casting, and molding industries, serving automotive, industrial, and consumer markets.BRUNSWICK, OH
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