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Precision Certified Welding, Inc. is a full-service welding and fabrication company in Dayton, Ohio. It fabricates and repairs tooling, molds, dies, and other fabrications, and provides laser, Micro TIG, TIG, MIG, FCAW, silver soldering, machining, sawing, straightening, stress relief, and sandblasting capabilities for medical, defense, aerospace, industrial, automotive, tool and die, and other industries.
Established in 2003, Precision Componants is a Kanpur partnership led by CEO Raj Shekhar Nair, whose more than 30 years of industrial experience shape the company’s work. In collaboration with Micro Craft, it has grown into a 51-to-100-person manufacturer and exporter known for producing more than 500 components for established engineering customers in India and overseas. Its manufacturing unit is ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 9002:1994 certified.
Founded in 1959 as Thomas Tool & Die by Tom Paumier, Canton’s Precision Component Industries now makes high-precision machined components for mission-critical aerospace, defense, and specialized applications. The company works from a 30,000-square-foot climate-controlled facility and helps carry projects from design review through production, including coordinated outside processing when needed. PCI maintains ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100 certifications, is ITAR registered, and is certified by NWBOC as a woman-owned small business.
Based in Twinsburg, southeast of Cleveland, Precision Dental Lab makes dental restorations for local practices and ships cases beyond the area. The lab specializes in e.max and zirconia restorations, including implant cases, with quick turnaround and a focus on matching strength and esthetics to each patient’s needs.
For more than 30 years, Westlock-based Precision Design & Manufacturing has built stainless-steel water equipment and delivered custom manufacturing services for customers around the world. Owner and president Ehreth Horinek remains personally involved, while the company has expanded to serve the changing bottled-water industry and other sectors through metal machining, rubber forming, and related production capabilities. Precision is also the source of mud-flap technology used by Ford, General Motors, and Mopar.
Precision Exhaust manufactures direct-fit, OEM-style exhaust systems for vintage Ford Mustangs and other classic Ford cars from its Eastern Connecticut facility. Built by car enthusiasts with more than 30 years of hands-on Mustang restoration experience, the company patterns its systems on original Ford parts and test-fits them on period-correct cars. Since 2000, it has shipped more than 18,000 systems, including its exclusive reproduction transverse muffler for select late-1960s Mustangs.
From its Versailles, Ohio operation, Precision Fab Products fabricates custom foam products for applications ranging from protective packaging to automotive and medical components. The company combines automated, computer-guided cutting and forming with hands-on material recommendations, producing everything from prototypes to high-volume orders. Its service model emphasizes inspected, accurately packaged parts, quick turnaround and delivery through company-owned trucks.
Since 2014, Precision Hydrographics & Coatings has combined production-scale hydro dipping with powder and ceramic coating for OEM manufacturers and custom customers in Akron-area industries. Its automated systems handle projects ranging from a single personal item to 10,000 parts, while a separate custom department takes on complex one-off work. The facility processes thousands of parts each week and uses custom tooling to produce repeatable graphic finishes across varied substrates.
With roots in The Gayston Corporation, a metal manufacturer founded in 1951, Precision Impacts brings nearly 75 years of aluminum expertise to its Miamisburg operation. The company is known for impact-extruded pressure vessels developed with customers for demanding aerospace, automotive and defense applications. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified processes support production for regulated U.S. and international markets.
Locally owned and operated in Athens, Ohio, since 1988, Precision Imprint creates custom screen-printed and embroidered apparel and accessories. Its in-house art department develops or refines designs, prepares digital proofs, and requires customer approval before production. The owner has 38 years of screen-printing experience, including 26 years at Precision Imprint, while several full-time employees have been with the company for 9 to 23 years.
Proudly Saskatchewan-owned, Precision Laser & Fab Inc. turns sheet, plate and structural steel into production-ready metal parts and assemblies from its Saskatoon facility. Its 28,000-square-foot heavy-metal operation combines large-format plasma cutting with robotic structural processing and a broad in-house workflow, serving OEMs, fabricators and manufacturers across Western Canada. The company operates seven days a week and is known for taking on challenging custom work through a single shop.
Established in 1995 to serve the forging industry, Precision Machining & Surfacing is a Walton Hills machine shop that makes dies and other precision-machined components. The company has since expanded its capabilities with newer machining technology, including large-format CNC equipment, laser scanning and reverse engineering, while retaining more than 30 years of shop experience.
Founded in 1967, Precision Manufacturing Company, Inc. (PMCI) makes wire harnesses and cable assemblies and provides contract manufacturing. The company transitioned from its automotive roots to serve a range of industrial customers, with its U.S. manufacturing operation based in Dayton, Ohio.
Founded by Richard Waters in 1985, family-owned Precision Masking & Equipment in Erie, Michigan designs and fabricates custom paint-masking tooling, vacuum-metalizing tooling and related production equipment. Its plant combines toolmaking, machine-shop production and computer-aided engineering under one roof, serving automotive and lighting customers across North America, Canada and Mexico. The company also uses CAD-based design to resolve tooling and positioning issues before a part exists.
Precision Metal Fabrication is a Dayton, Ohio metal fabricator offering sheet-metal and large-plate fabrication, with the stated ability to take projects from concept through completion. The company identifies itself as veteran-owned and says it has 35 years of experience.
Since its founding in 1961, Precision Metal Products has remained a family-owned, three-generation manufacturer in the Cleveland area. The company is especially known for supplying the fire sprinkler industry worldwide, a relationship it has maintained since 1983, while its ISO 9001-certified operation produces specialized stampings and automated assemblies for customers requiring close-tolerance parts.
Precision Polymers, Inc. manufactures precision plastic injection-molded parts and assemblies, including tight-tolerance and custom-color products. Its capabilities include injection molding, assembly, tool and mold building, automation, tool maintenance, and quality assurance for automotive, small-appliance, electrical, and industrial/utilities markets.
Precision Pressed Powdered Metals is a powder-metallurgy manufacturer known for direct customer service and quality control designed to ISO 9000 standards. It produces precision parts for customers in fields such as automotive and aerospace, using compacted metal powders when consistent dimensions and difficult shapes matter.
Precision Pro Golf is a golfer-built company founded in 2015 by former PGA Professional Clay Hood and co-founder Jonah Mytro. It began with a simple challenge: make a dependable golf rangefinder for under $200, and it still designs its gear around what golfers want to carry on a weekend round. The company is also known for providing lifetime support from real golfers rather than treating service as an afterthought.
Precision Production manufactures custom-machined components for OEMs and has served those needs for more than 20 years. Based in Strongsville, Ohio, it operates a 38,000-square-foot facility with two shifts and describes its work as meeting tight tolerances and demanding delivery schedules.