Standard Machine, LLC

Employee size

11-50

Organization type

Public Company

Headquarters

Cleveland, OH

UEI

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CAGE

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Standard Machine, LLC. began in Cleveland in 1969 with one machine and one man, growing from a 2,000-square-foot shop into a 30,000-square-foot facility. Today, the company is known for taking on unusually large precision-machining work for customers in demanding industrial fields, with projects ranging from wind-energy gear housings to nuclear-power equipment.

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