SNI, Inc

Employee size

2-10

Headquarters

Dayton, OH

Established in 1992, SNI, Inc. is a small Beavercreek contract manufacturer known for close-tolerance work and personal attention from highly skilled toolmakers. The company collaborates with engineers on demanding projects for customers in fields such as aerospace and medical manufacturing, taking work from prototype through short-run production.

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