Jay Bee Machine Works, Inc

Primary NAICS Code

332722

Headquarters

Huntingdon Valley, PA

UEI

ZD9VPY9NCG25

CAGE

74954

Jay Bee Machine Works, Inc. is a family-owned custom manufacturer established in 1931, specializing in machined parts from bar stock and castings for defense and industrial applications. The company produces a wide range of hardware components including bearings, screws, bolts, studs, nuts, pins, and spacers, and works with various materials including steel, aluminum, brass, and exotic alloys.

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