Founded in Logan in 1968 by machinist Reed Bindrup, Reed’s Precision Machine is a family-owned manufacturing shop built around dependable, customer-specific work. The company has grown from a one-mill operation into a 30,000-square-foot facility with about 38 employees, producing tight-tolerance parts for industries such as aerospace. Its team serves customers’ projects exclusively, without proprietary products competing for attention.
Wooten Machine CoFamily-owned since three brothers founded it in 1978, Wooten Machine Co. has spent more than 45 years building its Huntington, West Virginia, reputation on honest communication and lasting customer relationships. The shop is known for precision manufacturing tailored to customers’ specifications, including the one-off work its machinists handle day to day.HUNTINGTON, WV
Lovejoy Chaplet CorporationFamily-owned and managed for more than 60 years, Lovejoy Chaplet Corporation is known for dependable precision machining from its 20,000-square-foot manufacturing facility. The company produces complex parts for specialized customers in fields such as medical and aerospace, supporting requirements from small production runs through quantities of 20,000.HOOSICK FALLS, NY
Northwood Industries, IncStarted by Jim Miller in a Northwood, Ohio garage in 1968, Northwood Industries is a family-owned precision machining company that makes component parts and mechanical assemblies for manufacturers. Now led by second-generation owner Kurt Miller, the Perrysburg shop pairs experienced toolmakers with in-house engineering and operates from a 23,500-square-foot facility serving customers across North America, Europe and Asia. Long-standing customer relationships—including one dating to 1970—reflect a shop known for helping engineers refine designs as well as producing the finished parts.PERRYSBURG, OH
Taylor Manufacturing Company, IncSince 1939, family-owned Taylor Manufacturing Company has grown from a single lathe into a fifth-generation Springfield, Ohio shop making made-to-order precision-machined components for aerospace, commercial air travel, and fluid systems. Its 18,000-square-foot climate-controlled facility is set up for both complex housings and small production runs, including aerospace parts larger manufacturers may not take on. Taylor is AS9100D registered and works to the specific quality requirements of its customers.SPRINGFIELD, OH