With more than 50 years in manufacturing and field service, Performance Machining Inc. is known for taking precision work to customers’ equipment, helping industrial operators avoid a full teardown. The Irwin, Pennsylvania company serves facilities nationwide and also handles shop work when repairs or production cannot be done in the field.
In-Place Machining Company, LLCIn-Place Machining Company brings custom-built portable machine tools to critical repairs, providing precision field machining, measurement and specialty repair services on industrial equipment at the job site. With more than 50 years of experience, over 460 professionals and 18 service hubs across the United States and Canada, the company has handled demanding work from Hoover Dam to steam turbines and marine equipment. IPM is the only U.S. member of the Metalock International Association and holds National Board R-Stamp certification #1781 for boiler and pressure-vessel weld repairs.BLUE ASH, OH
Bauer MachiningVeteran-owned and family-operated, Bauer Machining provides precision machining and related manufacturing work from its Fenelton, Pennsylvania shop. The company brings together generations of craftsmanship with services that range from fabrication and welding to engineering, repair, and modification, offering customers a turnkey manufacturing partner.332721FENELTON, PA
Petersen Precision MetalsFamily-owned and operated since 1950, Petersen Precision Metals is a Pittsburgh-area machine shop known for custom work and repair across the tri-state region. Its experienced machinists bring more than 75 years of combined expertise to projects for industrial customers, working from a 12,500-square-foot facility.CLAIRTON, PA
Premier Industrial GroupFamily-owned Premier Industrial Group is an engineering-led contract manufacturer that brings precision machining, welding and fabrication, machinery repair, and industrial field services together under one roof. Its machining operation is built for complex, oversized, tight-tolerance work—including bridge components and difficult alloys—while its integrated teams can also reverse-engineer replacement parts or support plant shutdowns and field installation. The company operates from locations in Weston and Fostoria, Ohio, with AWS-certified welders and a 96-by-144-inch, five-axis waterjet operation supporting large industrial projects.WESTON, OH