Shaw Industries & Welding Technologies provides machining, welding, fabrication, material processing, inspection, design/programming, and related services. The company makes machined parts, forging components, welded fabrications, cutter drums, and other complex parts for the oil and gas, mining, forging, and transportation industries.
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Shaw Industries & Welding TechnologiesShaw Industries & Welding Technologies provides machining, welding, fabrication, material processing, and inspection services from facilities in Franklin, Pennsylvania. The company produces machined parts, forging components, welded fabrications, and complex parts for oil and gas, mining, forging, and transportation industries.332313FRANKLIN, PA
Hagner IndustriesBuffalo-based Hagner Industries makes precision-machined parts, fabricated metal components, and welded assemblies for projects ranging from small custom jobs to large-scale production. Its work spans oil and gas, mining, and defense contracts, with engineering support available to turn rough ideas or drawings into finished CAD designs and parts. Hagner is ISO 9001:2015 certified and holds ASME Section IX welding certification.BUFFALO, NY
Thornton Industries, IncOpened in 1976 as a welding and fabrication shop, Albion’s Thornton Industries now machines metal components and tooling for forging-industry customers serving automotive, rail, and energy markets. The company completes work in-house at its 30,000-square-foot facility, handling parts from small components up to 45,000 pounds and repairing forging equipment when needed. Its design and engineering team also turns sketches and existing parts into prototypes or replacement components through reverse engineering.ALBION, 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