Founded in 1953 as Midwest Screw Products, Eastlake’s Midwest Precision makes complex, close-tolerance CNC-machined components and assemblies for demanding industrial programs. Its climate-controlled facility combines in-house engineering and assembly with a certified local process-provider network, allowing the company to take parts from raw material through finished, traceable products. Midwest Precision is a small business certified to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 standards, with ITAR registration and DFARS compliance.
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Midwest Precision MachiningSince 1977, Midwest Precision Machining has grown from a supplier to local OEMs into a Monticello manufacturer known for close-tolerance work and steady investment in its people and equipment. Operating from the same Minnesota location since 1991, the company produces precision components for customers whose applications require documented quality, including aerospace and medical manufacturers. Its AS9100-certified quality system reflects the exacting standards behind that work.WOOSTER, OH
Shaker NumericWith more than 65 years of machining knowledge in the Midwest, Shaker Numeric makes complex precision parts and assemblies at its Euclid facility. Its capabilities span large-part work and intricate five-axis machining, while in-house inspection, assembly, and coordinated secondary services can carry a project from prototype through production. Shaker Numeric is registered to AS9100D and certified to ISO 9001:2015.EUCLID, OH
FC Precision, IncFounded in 1972, Dayton’s FC Precision makes tight-tolerance CNC-machined components and assemblies for industrial OEMs and mission-critical aerospace and defense work. Formed through the partnership of Dayton Precision Aerospace and AFC Tool, the company combines experienced machinists and engineers with automated, multi-axis machining and an in-house metrology center. Its quality system is certified to AS9100D, ISO 9001:2015 and NADCAP requirements, with GE S-1000 compliance supporting defense programs.DAYTON, OH
Precision Component IndustriesFounded in 1959 as Thomas Tool & Die by Tom Paumier, Canton’s Precision Component Industries now makes high-precision machined components for mission-critical aerospace, defense, and specialized applications. The company works from a 30,000-square-foot climate-controlled facility and helps carry projects from design review through production, including coordinated outside processing when needed. PCI maintains ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100 certifications, is ITAR registered, and is certified by NWBOC as a woman-owned small business.CANTON, OH