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1. Durco Manufacturing - Waterbury
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· 4 reviews
493 S Leonard St, Waterbury, CT 06708, United States
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Our manufacturing capabilities are perfectly suited to turn a variety of ferrous, non-ferrous, and plastic bar stock to produce components that accommodate every industry from aerospace to medical certified to ISO 9001 2015 standards.
Our extensive experience and knowledge allows us to produce firearm components complete with any secondary processes such as heat treating, specialty metal finishes, coatings, and plating that are common of the firearm industry.
Our manufacturing capabilities are perfectly suited to turn a variety of ferrous, non-ferrous, and plastic bar stock to produce components that accommodate every industry from aerospace to medical certified to ISO 9001 2015 standards.
Our extensive experience and knowledge allows us to produce firearm components complete with any secondary processes such as heat treating, specialty metal finishes, coatings, and plating that are common of the firearm industry.
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2. Waterbury Swiss Automatics - Waterbury
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43 Mattatuck Heights Rd, Waterbury, CT 06705, United States
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Obtain customer’s design requirements and assign proper machinery. Produce tooling, either Cams or CNC Programming, to produce the part. The tooling transfers to the operator to set up the machine for production.
Combine tooling with purchased raw material to produce the part to meet customer design. After quality control approval, produce parts to meet customers’ delivery and specification requirements.
Approve the first piece using quality control tools to measure all dimensional and visual requirements. Statistical samples are tested daily. Compare any secondary operations such as Heat Treating and Plating to respective certifications.
Obtain parts approved by quality control and ship to requested locations. Assure all relevant shipping information meets customer’s purchase order requirements.
Our hands-on approach, and our in-house tool making, meets the specific needs of prototype plus small volume production parts. We grow as partners with these businesses, fulfilling their needs along the way.
Small businesses require manufactured parts from the prototype testing phase to small, medium, and large production amounts. Our vast machinery and automation satisfy all levels of production.
Waterbury Swiss’ automatic machinery and production alliances meet the needs of large businesses. Our staff’s diverse background and skill levels enable us to meet companies’ needs.
“Waterbury Swiss has been a supplier to Sargent for over 35 years. I don’t like to use the word “partnership” when talking about a relationship with a supplier, but Waterbury Swiss and Sargent are partners. Not only do they supply quality parts at competitive prices, but they go out of their way to accommodate our demands.”
Obtain customer’s design requirements and assign proper machinery. Produce tooling, either Cams or CNC Programming, to produce the part. The tooling transfers to the operator to set up the machine for production.
Combine tooling with purchased raw material to produce the part to meet customer design. After quality control approval, produce parts to meet customers’ delivery and specification requirements.
Approve the first piece using quality control tools to measure all dimensional and visual requirements. Statistical samples are tested daily. Compare any secondary operations such as Heat Treating and Plating to respective certifications.
Obtain parts approved by quality control and ship to requested locations. Assure all relevant shipping information meets customer’s purchase order requirements.
Our hands-on approach, and our in-house tool making, meets the specific needs of prototype plus small volume production parts. We grow as partners with these businesses, fulfilling their needs along the way.
Small businesses require manufactured parts from the prototype testing phase to small, medium, and large production amounts. Our vast machinery and automation satisfy all levels of production.
Waterbury Swiss’ automatic machinery and production alliances meet the needs of large businesses. Our staff’s diverse background and skill levels enable us to meet companies’ needs.
“Waterbury Swiss has been a supplier to Sargent for over 35 years. I don’t like to use the word “partnership” when talking about a relationship with a supplier, but Waterbury Swiss and Sargent are partners. Not only do they supply quality parts at competitive prices, but they go out of their way to accommodate our demands.”
