Founded in 1969 by John J. Hillock Sr., Hillock Anodizing remains a second- and third-generation family-owned company serving manufacturers from Northeast Philadelphia. It has grown from a 2,500-square-foot shop into two facilities totaling 38,000 square feet, while retaining employees with 25 to 30 years of experience. The company is known for NADCAP-accredited work on close-tolerance parts, particularly for aerospace customers.
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Luke Engineering & Anodizing CoFamily-owned since its founding in 1964, Luke Engineering & Anodizing Co. remains closely tied to the Hayduk family, with third-generation leadership now guiding the Wadsworth, Ohio, company. It is known for hardcoat expertise and for helping aluminum manufacturers create parts that better withstand corrosion and abrasion, including demanding work for aerospace and defense customers. Luke operates five anodizing lines and twelve processing tanks across its facilities.WADSWORTH, OH
American Tinning & Galvanizing CompanyFounded in 1931 by Fred Carlson, American Tinning & Galvanizing Company remains a third-generation, family-owned business in Erie. The company grew from a one-employee tinning operation into a 72,000-square-foot metal-finishing facility with more than 70 employees, while remaining at its original corner for over 80 years. Known especially for hand-dip galvanizing, it has maintained NADCAP aerospace accreditation for more than a decade.325998ERIE, PA
Smith Electrochemical CompanyFounded in Cincinnati in 1948 by Harold F. Smith, Smith Electrochemical Company provides metal plating and anodizing services for industrial parts. Still family-owned and operated in its third generation, the company grew from a 900-square-foot plating shop to a 25,000-square-foot facility and built lasting experience serving military and aerospace work, including silver-plated jet engine parts for General Electric. Its capabilities also support medical applications and other precision components.CINCINNATI, OH
Eastern Plating Company, IncFamily-owned since the Castor family purchased it in 1973, Eastern Plating Company has operated in Baltimore since 1966. The company is known for solving difficult finishing requirements, particularly on complex parts that demand careful masking, and serves aerospace and defense manufacturers as well as other industrial customers. Its 21,000-square-foot facility supports both automated and manual processing, and the company holds Nadcap accreditation.ROSEDALE, MD