Founded as Howland Machine by Bruce Dewey in 1984, HMC Machining Technologies now builds machined, fabricated and assembled components for OEMs from its 24,000-square-foot Niles, Ohio facility. The company has grown from manual machining into CNC work and large-scale milling and turning, including horizontal boring mills with up to 258 inches of travel. HMC renamed the business in 2015 while retaining its original customer-focused operation and more than 40 years of machining experience.
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HLN Machining LLCSince 1988, HLN Machining has grown from a cutting-tool specialist into a Bryan, Ohio, manufacturer of custom-machined parts and components. Its CNC turning and milling work covers everything from intricate prototypes to low- and medium-volume production, with the team also handling selected finishing and fabrication needs. More than 75 years of collective experience among its craftsmen, engineers, and problem solvers gives HLN a notably hands-on approach to turning customer ideas into parts.BRYAN, OH
Boyce Machine IncEstablished in 1988, Boyce Machine is a Northern Ohio precision CNC machining shop producing metal components in quantities from 5 to 5,000, with multi-axis milling and turning for simple to moderately complex parts. Its stable team ranges from machinists with more than 40 years of experience to apprentices, working in a culture of continuous improvement and using CAD/CAM design insight to improve manufacturability and control cost. A Keyence XM5000 3D measurement system and an experienced network of finishing partners help the Kent company deliver complete components to customer specifications.KENT, OH
Brooklyn Machine & MfgFounded in 1923, family-owned Brooklyn Machine & Mfg. produces precision CNC-turned and milled component parts for heavy industry from its Cuyahoga Heights, Ohio operation. Nearly a century of machining experience is paired with large-capacity equipment, including a vertical turning center handling parts up to 52 inches in diameter and 48 inches tall.CLEVELAND, OH
Foltz Machine, LLCFounded by Canton entrepreneur Bob Foltz in 1973, Foltz Machine is an Ohio job shop that machines metal, builds custom machinery, and handles fabrication and equipment reconditioning. Its capabilities range from CNC work to large horizontal boring mills with tables rated for loads up to 20 tons, while certified welders and experienced machinists support projects from planning through assembly and testing. The company serves manufacturers across the United States and abroad, with many employees bringing decades of machining experience.CANTON, OH