Since 1947, Tallmadge Spinning & Metal Co. has been a three-generation, family-owned American manufacturer making custom metal parts from prototype through production. The Akron company serves demanding markets including aerospace and defense, and its in-house engineering and quality-control teams have supported projects ranging from trucking cabinets to NASA lunar-rover wheels. Full-time quality managers oversee documented inspections and traceability, while certified welders and broad in-house capabilities help keep projects moving from design to finished part.
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Elyria Metal Spinning and Fabricating CompanyFor more than 60 years, Elyria Metal Spinning and Fabricating Company has formed precision hand-spun and fabricated metal parts for demanding industrial customers from its Ohio operation. The third-generation family operator provides one-stop production from design review through spinning, machining, fabrication and inspection, with parts held to tolerances as close as ±0.002 inch. Its work includes components for aerospace, nuclear, defense and heating and ventilation applications, and the company is ISO 9001:2015 certified and veteran-owned.ELYRIA, OH
Shoemaker MFG Solutions, IncFounded as a one-truck, single-bay welding operation in Souderton in 1958, Shoemaker MFG Solutions now manufactures custom metal components and complete assemblies through machining, welding, and fabrication. The company has grown into a 20,000-square-foot operation while retaining its family-company heritage, and serves demanding aerospace and defense work alongside marine and commercial projects. Shoemaker is AS9100D-registered and ITAR-compliant, with ISO 9001:2015 quality systems supporting its precision work.SOUDERTON, PA
Total ManufacturingSince 1986, privately owned Total Manufacturing has made precision-machined metal components and custom fabrications in Mentor, Ohio, serving rapid-prototype and small- to medium-volume production needs. Its 90,000-square-foot facility can take on both intricate parts and large structures, including machine frames and stands, while its team’s average tenure of more than 20 years brings substantial shop-floor experience. The company also produces components for Navy nuclear applications and maintains ISO, ITAR, and Joint Certification Program credentials.MENTOR, OH