Since 1955, family-owned US Alloy Die Corporation has made close-tolerance carbide dies, punches and header tooling for manufacturers in Cleveland and far beyond. Founded by World War II veteran Joseph A. Corrao with a $500 bank loan, the company is now led by his grandson alongside other members of the Corrao family and continues to take on custom tooling, repair and rework projects.
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RPM Carbide Die, IncSince 1967, third-generation family-owned RPM Carbide Die has precision-ground, machined, and finished close-tolerance tooling in Arcadia, Ohio. Its 30,000-square-foot facility handles complex tooling projects from design through production, serving demanding industrial customers with ISO 9001:2015-certified quality systems.ARCADIA, OH
Mikan Die & ToolOn Cleveland’s west side, Mikan Die & Tool has made heading dies and tooling for the bolt-making industry since 2007. Owner Mike Pillar carries on a machining tradition begun by his father in the 1960s, drawing on nearly two decades they worked side by side before Mikan opened. The company is known for handling rush and custom tooling work with short lead times, direct communication, and the close customer relationships that have kept many of its original customers returning.CLEVELAND, OH
JV Manufacturing Co., IncFounded in 1975 in the back of an ice cream shop, JV Manufacturing now designs and builds high-speed carbide progressive stamping dies and precision components for manufacturers worldwide. The Natrona Heights company remains a third-generation family business led by Ryan and Melissa Vecchi, with two facilities spanning more than 120,000 square feet and in-house expertise extending from tooling design through production. Its problem-solving approach is backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification and a workforce that includes second- and third-generation employee families.NATRONA HEIGHTS, PA