Founded in January 1985, Precision Grit Etching & Engraving is an Oakmont machine shop making custom engraved and CNC-machined panels, tags, nameplates, and signage for manufacturing customers. Its practical specialty is taking a customer’s design—or even an oddly shaped finished part—and developing the fixture or machining approach needed to produce it, from prototype layouts through large production runs. The company also provides custom audio/visual panels and ADA signage, with a largest machining table measuring 100 by 55 inches.
Etched Metal CompanyServing business and industry since 1928, Etched Metal Company manufactures custom nameplates, tags, labels and control panels at its Solon, Ohio facility. Its work ranges from durable MetalPhoto identification for harsh environments to specialty degree wheels and wire-rope tags, with no minimum order quantity and in-house art support for custom projects. The company is a MIL-I-45208 manufacturer and UL Authorized Label Supplier.SOLON, OH
Devore EngravingFor more than six decades, Devore Engraving has been an Ohio engraving shop serving manufacturers with custom marking tools. Founded in 1963, it helped bring three-dimensional engraving into its early work and continues to combine that experience with modern CAD and CNC methods. The company is especially suited to unusual marking requirements, producing tooling to match customer drawings and specifications.CANTON, OH
Newing-Hall, IncWith roots in the Taylor Hobson engraving line that date back more than a century, Newing-Hall, Inc. manufactures computerized engraving machines in Haskins, Ohio. The company’s systems serve industrial facilities as well as signage, awards and personalization businesses, with designs that can handle both flat and irregularly shaped work. Newing-Hall also supports older machines with replacement parts, add-ons and retrofit upgrades.HASKINS, OH
EMAGE LLCEMAGE LLC in Middletown, Ohio, focuses on CNC router and plasma cutting along with custom engraving, using equipment suited to projects ranging from signage materials to engraved metal and stone. Its 4-by-8-foot router and plasma tables support larger-format work, while a mobile fiber laser handles detailed engraving on parts up to 300 by 300 millimeters.MIDDLETOWN, OH