Founded in 1948 by Donald E. Oberg, Oberg Industries is a privately held Pennsylvania manufacturer known for pioneering tungsten-carbide stamping dies. Its original emphasis on precision and innovation continues through a vertically integrated operation serving demanding customers worldwide, with nearly 700 employees across five U.S. facilities and a nationally recognized apprenticeship program.
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OGS IndustriesFamily-owned since 1959, OGS Industries manufactures precision metal components through stamping, fabrication, machining, and assembly for demanding U.S. markets. The Akron-based company operates three manufacturing facilities with 120 employees and produces parts used in applications ranging from aircraft engines to medical equipment. OGS is also the home of Akron CNC Training Center, connecting its production floor with local workforce development.AKRON, OH
Imperial Die & Manufacturing CompanyFounded in 1959 by Cleveland die makers Andrew Lapossy and Alfred Thurer, Imperial Die & Manufacturing is a long-running American manufacturer whose work has kept customers returning for decades. Now based in Strongsville, Ohio, the company designs and builds precision progressive stamping dies while also producing stamped metal parts for industrial customers. Its 26,750-square-foot facility brings the work under one roof, supporting a practical, experienced approach to American manufacturing.STRONGSVILLE, OH
DIE-TECHDIE-TECH is a Pennsylvania metal stamping manufacturer established in 1974, specializing in precision stamped components and metal microstamping. The company is a second-generation, family-owned business and describes itself as privately held; it works with customers from engineering and prototyping through production. Its stamped parts serve industries including medical devices, automotive, telecommunications, nuclear, military, and aerospace.YORK HAVEN, PA