Since 1969, Metalized Ceramics for Electronics has made customized ceramic components and hermetically sealed assemblies for electronics companies in the United States and abroad. The East Butler manufacturer presses ceramics in-house, offers its own tooling, and tracks each assembly’s components from receiving through delivery. Its work includes metalized ceramic feedthroughs and specialized filament supports, with inspection and in-process testing built into production.
Du-Co Ceramics CompanyFounded in 1949 in a repurposed Pennsylvania slaughterhouse, Du-Co Ceramics Company makes technical ceramic components and insulators for demanding electrical, thermal and high-temperature applications. Still owned and operated by the Cooper family, the company combines in-house engineering, tool-and-die work and development labs across two ISO 9001:2015-certified facilities, producing everything from custom parts to ceramic-to-metal assemblies for customers worldwide. Its two facilities employ 250 people and can produce millions of parts per day.SAXONBURG, PA
Associated Ceramics and Technology, IncSupplying the energy industry since 1966, Associated Ceramics and Technology manufactures custom technical ceramic materials and components in the United States. Its engineering team brings ceramic, manufacturing, and tooling expertise into complex parts from the start, supported by an in-house tool shop and machining capabilities for demanding tolerances. Two facilities produce more than 1.2 million parts per day for customers worldwide, with the company holding ISO 9001 certification.SARVER, PA
JARA Mfg IncServing customers since 1990, JARA Mfg Inc is a Butler, Pennsylvania contract manufacturer known for building electronic assemblies to exact customer specifications. Its engineering team supports projects from prototype through production, with every assembly tested and finally inspected before it leaves the shop.334419BUTLER, PA
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