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standards and engineering tolerances. “We
like to partner with our customers in the de-
sign phase and the planning stage to work
out cost up-front,” Kahn says.
This desire tomeet and exceed their cli-
ents’ expectation is something that sets them
apart from other precision metal companies.
“We align ourselves with companies seeking
the finest in metal stampings, springs, wire
forms and assemblies, taking advantage of
these three primary metal forming special-
ties,” he says. “We’re able to match the re-
quirements of the customer by building it in
the best work center to achieve the highest
quality at the lowest cost.”
Their manufacturing capabilities in-
clude large and small custommetal clips, con-
tacts, brackets, covers, heat sinks, connectors,
fasteners, shields, retainers, and connectors,
as well as wire products such as torsion, ex-
tension and compression springs. “Our ex-
pertise in metal forming even the most com-
plex parts and components is unique. We
produce custom metal stampings, springs,
and wire forms – from almost any ferrous or
non-ferrous raw material that meets a wide-
range of specifications and standards.”
Whereas other companies offer just