Established in 1972, Nordic Company manufactures specialized non-metal tooling for metal-processing and slitting lines. Its first product line was color-coded plastic shims, followed by phenolic and nylon overarm spacers in 1978 and proprietary-formula rubber stripper rings in 1986. The company says it manufactures its own products at its Gibsonia, Pennsylvania facility and serves customers worldwide.
Steinmetz IncorporatedSteinmetz Incorporated manufactures non-metallic parts and tooling, including injection-molded and cast polyurethane components, and has been creating non-metallic solutions since 1967. The company serves railroad, mining, machinery, water-treatment, conveyor, military, and commercial customers, and often works with customers from early product development through prototypes, testing, and production.ROARING BROOK, PA
Nordon, IncFounded in 1959 as a Rochester tool and mold shop, Nordon, Inc. now makes molded plastic components and provides contract manufacturing, finishing, and assembly for demanding applications. The employee-owned company has evolved alongside the plastics industry while maintaining in-house mold development and engineering support, and it operates more than 100,000 square feet of production space. Nordon is especially experienced with polymer components for sporting and firearms products, automotive applications, and other tightly specified markets.ROCHESTER, NY
L.L. Brown, IncSince Lawrence L. Brown started the company in 1968, L.L. Brown has built its identity around technologically driven, precision work for manufacturers that need hard-to-find parts or specialized tooling. The Enola-area company operates from three buildings with 20,000 square feet of manufacturing space, and has been producing thermoform tooling since 1990, including a patented gasket-sealing approach for continuous-shape forming.332710ENOLA, PA