Intelligent Cutting Solutions (ICS) was started by co-owners and Presidents Darius Kania and Ibrahim Ibrahim in July of 2020. The apparent gap in the cutting service industry was the catalyst for the co-owners to build ICS. Through their decades of aerospace manufacturing experience, they came to the conclusion that the industry lacked a state-of-the-art waterjet company.
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United Gear & Machine brings nearly 70 years of gear cutting experience to the production of our products. Started by Victor J. Malec in the late 1940s as Windsor Locks Machine, the company moved to its current Suffield location in 1954, taking on the name United Gear & Machine. Seven decades later, William J. Malec, Victor’s son, continues to serve many of the same satisfied customers in the aerospace and manufacturing industry.
The story of New England Electropolishing begins with a chemical salesman named Alvin Almeida, who saw an opportunity in the marketplace and seized it. In the 1980’s Alvin was selling chemicals to metal finishing companies and noticed that they could not achieve consistent results on smaller parts. In 1985, Al started the company with his wife, Jeannine, working by his side. Now under the leadership of their children, Amy Prigmore and Luke Almeida, New England Electropolishing has become one of the leading electropolishing companies in the country.
Currently ISO 9001 Certified, TDF has approvals from many OEM’s, in the aerospace, military and medical industries. NADCAP Accreditation for aircraft and other aerospace work is well underway and we expect to be scheduling our NADCAP Audit by early spring 2022.
Great Ideas sometime come from casual conversation over lunch. That’s how three friends started ABLE Machine Tool Sales in 1987
Northeast 3D is a Springfield VT company specializing in 3D printing, scanning and additive engineering services. The company started in 2019. Our operation is led by Jason Gaboury, a native Vermonter, with over 15 years of development experience in the automotive performance industry, component design and testing, reverse engineering, and 3D development for rapid prototyping.
The Robert E. Morris Company reached out with the good news that they were expanding their geographic footprint, and we couldn’t wait to hear more about what they’ve got cooking, so, we figured we’d let them fill you on the news, and while we had them, we asked the usual questions to give the Gateway readers an idea of who they are, where they’ve been, and where they’re headed. Without further ado…
In 1967, W.R. Sharples Company, Inc. opened as a steel rule diemaker that companies could count on for building tooling that works for their applications. Over the next two decades, W.R. Sharples Company, Inc. (Sharples) built its reputation as a dependable source for steel rule dies which led to unprecedented growth based primarily on referrals by satisfied customers.
Winslow Automatics, Inc. is a contract manufacturer providing custom metal fabrication services which has been serving the aerospace, commercial, and medical industries since 1956. The company is a well-respected aerospace and aircraft parts equipment manufacturer with an outstanding reputation for CNC milling and turning as a contract manufacturer and job shop producing quality machined products. Through a combination of precision CNC machining, engineering expertise, innovative CNC programming production techniques, and a diverse array of CNC machinery and equipment, Winslow can handle both large and small milling and turning production lots. Winslow’s substantial equipment inventory also allows it to serve as a job shop, performing single or multiple operations on existing parts.
This month we sat down with the folks over at Plastic Design Inc. (PDI) out of North Chelmsford, Massachusetts and presented them with a handful of questions that would best place their company in the spotlight.