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Top Machining Private Label and Contract Manufacturers

Below is a listing of machining contract manufacturers.

Frank Roth

Frank Roth offers a sophisticated approach to process engineering, multi-axis machining, and certified welding, combining entrepreneurial drive with extensive engineering experience to tackle complex challenges. With a focus on designing Show More

Xavier

Xavier operates as a global manufacturer specializing in precision non-standard components, encompassing CNC machining, 5-axis machining, prototyping, gears, die-casting, casting, forging, aluminum extrusion, and more. With a comprehensive supply chain Show More

Sheldon Precision

Sheldon Precision, tracing its origins back to 1969 when the Sheldon brothers established a precision job shop, has evolved into an independent manufacturing company specializing in the production of intricate Show More

WI Metal Parts

With over 25 years of industry experience, WI Metal Parts, Inc. is a leading manufacturer and distributor of metal parts, offering a wide range of contract manufacturing and assembly services Show More

Makino

Founded in 1937 and headquartered in Mason, Ohio, Makino stands as a prominent manufacturer of machine tools and industrial equipment. Makino offers more than just CNC machines; it provides relentless Show More

Redstone Manufacturing

Redstone Manufacturing operates as a precision diecasting and metal manufacturing company, offering overseas metal manufacturing with a delivery guarantee to enhance clients' bottom line by increasing margins, reducing supply chain Show More

What is Contract Machining & Manufacturing?

Contract machining and manufacturing is a service where businesses outsource their machining, fabrication, and production needs to specialized external companies. This arrangement allows companies to benefit from the advanced expertise, equipment, and technology of manufacturers who are experts in producing precision parts and assemblies. These contract manufacturers often can handle a wide range of materials and complex designs, providing custom solutions for industries such as aerospace, automotive, medical, and defense. By leveraging contract machining and manufacturing services, businesses can achieve high-quality production standards without the large investment in machinery, infrastructure, and specialized labor. This model not only streamlines production processes but also enables companies to focus on their core competencies, research and development, and market expansion while ensuring scalability, cost-effectiveness, and the ability to meet customer demands with precision and efficiency.