Founded in Meadville in 1979, Peters’ Heat Treating is a second-generation, family-owned and woman-owned company that provides precision heat treating and metallurgical processing for manufacturers. The company treats heat treating as part of the manufacturing process, offering free pre-machining analysis and coordinating related work to help customers avoid distortion, delays and surprises. Peters’ holds ISO 9001:2015 and Nadcap aerospace accreditation, and operates facilities in Meadville and McKean.
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Federal Firearms License (FFL)
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Evans Heat TreatingBorn from the Drever Heat Treating Company in 1939 and purchased by two of its employees in 1991, Evans Heat Treating is a family-run Huntingdon Valley facility that heat-treats parts for customers ranging from one-off projects to production runs. The Burnick family now runs the business, which pairs its processing work with a metallurgical laboratory for research, production support, and quality control. Evans is Nadcap-accredited and ISO 9001:2015 registered.HUNTINGDON VALLEY, PA
Pittsburgh Metal Processing CoSince 1944, employee-owned Pittsburgh Metal Processing Co. has heat-treated metals for industrial and commercial customers from its Pittsburgh shop. The locally owned company operates 10 furnaces, including units up to 14 by 40 feet, and maintains an on-site metallurgist to help determine appropriate treatment requirements. It serves customers nationwide, with typical lead times of three to five business days and NADCAP-accredited lab services available.PITTSBURGH, PA
Winston Heat TreatingFounded in Dayton in 1967, Winston Heat Treating provides commercial heat treating for manufacturers, building on roots that began with a family machine shop in 1959. The company pioneered vacuum heat treating and now serves more than 1,200 organizations, from local tool-and-die shops to aerospace and automotive manufacturers. Winston is a third-generation family business and was among the first commercial heat treaters in the country to hold both ISO and NADCAP accreditations.DAYTON, OH
Rex Heat TreatFamily-owned since 1938, Rex Heat Treat remains in the Rex family’s third and fourth generations after growing from a two-car Lansdale garage into a Pennsylvania heat-treating company serving demanding national industries. Its long history includes designing vertical furnace systems for missile programs and later adapting that expertise for commercial work, with a metallurgical laboratory supporting today’s operations. The company is known for handling large components, including work up to 20 feet, at facilities in Lansdale and Bedford.LANSDALE, PA