Founded in 1972, Tri-Angle Metal Fab manufactures equipment for the aerospace industry. Its customers include General Dynamics, Goodrich Aerospace, Lockheed Martin and General Electric. Tri-Angle Metal Fab offers in-house tooling services for various hole sizes and shapes, as well as louvers and standard electrical knockouts. It provides computer numeric control milling machines, including computer turning centers and a range of supporting manual equipment. The company offers shearing, punching, bending, rolling, welding and sawing equipment for fabrication process. Tri-Angle Metal Fab also provides welding services. Its equipment includes milling machines, lathes and turning centers and grinding tools.
Established in 1938, Engis Corporation is one of the leading superabrasive-solution providers in the United States. Based in Wheeling, Ill., the corporation specializes in grinding, honing, lapping and polishing products to fully configured manufacturing system solutions. It manufactures a range of products, such as superabrasive wheels, diamond blocks/tools, diamond pins/mandrels, diamond-saw blades and specialized tools. The company also provides electroplated products for various applications like ceramics, fiberglass pipe and composites throughout Europe, Canada, Asia and the Pacific Rim. Engis Corporation is an ISO 9001:2008 certified firm.
Established in 1982, Darby Equipment Company is an equipment as well as service provider, serving the pipeline construction industry worldwide. Located in Tulsa, Okla., the firm manufactures hydraulic pipe bending equipment ranging from 6 to 48-inches. It provides an array of products/services, such as pipe facing machines, bending mandrels, line-up clamps and roller cradles. Darby Equipment Company list of pipeline supplies includes beveling machines, external/internal line-up clamps, lifting/lowering/auxiliary equipment, holiday detectors, tractor bending shoes and pipeline pigs.
Founded in 1966, Komo Machine is a resource for industrial productivity solutions. The company offers more than 20 computer-controlled industrial routers, programmed to efficiently cut wood, plastic, aluminum and composite materials. From custom-engineered factory automation systems to precision computer numerically controlled machine tools, its unique mix of technologies and diverse manufacturing experiences helps it to create responsive and effective production solutions. The company is a subsidiary of PMC, Incorporated, which has 50 to 60 subsidiaries in industries ranging from childrens cosmetics to electronics. Komo Machine is located in Sauk Rapids, Minn.
