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| As befits this type of operation, we do a lot of experimental work and prototype development characterized by extremely tight specifications; and routinely craft up to 18 feet in diameter for large-volume manufacturing runs. When fixturing, we build all individual parts, sometimes as many as 200, which are subsequently assembled into a finished tool. Prior to machining the tool, we fabricate our own weldments. This in-house welding capability allows TM to police the quality of every tool and assembled part we produce. |
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The progressive nature of our tooling and assembly operation requires proficiency in cutting exotic, tough aerospace materials like inconel, monel, and high-temperature nickel alloys. This, of course, means we can handle the machining of steel and aluminum with ease. As a result, our hand-assembled parts and fixtures wind up in a variety of highly technical end uses; computers, communications equipment, aircraft engines, submarine hardware, turbines and generators, and satellite laser systems, among others. |
