Since 1965, Hoffmann Tool & Die has machined traditional and specialty metals for commercial and government applications, with particular expertise in difficult Kovar and other exotic-alloy work. The Souderton company combines in-house engineering with CNC and conventional machining to produce close-tolerance prototypes, custom components, and small production runs. Privately held and purchased by Sharon and William Doucet in 2006, Hoffmann is also recognized as a Woman Owned Small Business for government purchasing.
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Romac Electronics, IncSince 1955, Romac Electronics has made custom precision metal components, pairing machining and stamping under one roof for difficult-to-manufacture alloys. The Plainview company is especially known for more than 40 years of Kovar work, supporting hermetic-seal and imaging applications with a 40,000-plus-square-foot facility, more than 40 CNC machining centers and more than 40 presses. Romac is ISO 9001 certified and its quality program has averaged more than two million parts shipped annually over the past five years with a return rate below 0.15%.PLAINVIEW, NY
Germantown Tool & ManufacturingFounded in 1955 as a small Philadelphia tool-and-die shop, Germantown Tool & Manufacturing now produces custom metal components and assemblies from its 40,000-square-foot Huntingdon Valley facility. More than 40 employees support projects from concept and prototyping through tooling and production, with the company’s in-house toolmakers—many developed through its apprenticeship program—providing a distinctive depth of experience. Germantown Tool is ISO 9001 certified and has supplied parts for demanding medical, industrial, transportation, and defense applications.HUNTINGDON VALLEY, PA
Manth MfgPrivately owned Manth Mfg. has grown from a Tonawanda tool-and-die shop founded in 1962 into a production machine shop known for complex, close-tolerance work. With more than 40 CNC machines, it serves customers needing high-precision components in medium- to high-volume production, with support that extends beyond machining.TONAWANDA, NY
Tancredi Machining, IncFounded in 2004 by machinist and engineer Dave Tancredi, Tancredi Machining grew from a garage operation into an 18,000-square-foot Pennsylvania shop serving manufacturers nationwide. Majority owner Tracey Epting Tancredi made the company a woman-owned enterprise, now WBENC/WOSB certified, while preserving its hands-on approach to precision CNC work. The company is particularly known for handling intricate parts and difficult alloys for demanding industrial customers.TOPTON, PA