Mechanical Component Manufacturers in the US
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All Mechanical Components in the US

CCI - CNC Machining
Wixom, Michigan
CCI Companies operates from Wixom, Michigan, in the Metro Detroit area. The shop was founded in 2004 as a women-owned precision machine shop with a straightforward thesis: remain small enough to care about every part that leaves the door, yet equipped enough to take on work most shops decline.

S&K Electronics, Inc.
Ronan, Montana51-200 employees
S&K Electronics, Inc. was founded in 1984 by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes on the Flathead Indian Reservation in Ronan, Montana.

CNC Precision Machine Inc
Parkman, Ohio
CNC Precision Machine, Inc. operates from Parkman, Ohio, where it was founded in 2001 by Alexandru Szoke.
Dakota Metal Solutions LLC
Summit, South Dakota11-50 employees
Dakota Metal Solutions LLC operates from a 96,800-square-foot facility in Summit, South Dakota. The company was founded in 2021 with the goal of building a fabrication shop designed for modern manufacturing, combining advanced equipment with efficient production processes.

Global CNC Machine Services
Moraine, Ohio
Global CNC Machine Services was founded in 2014 in Moraine, Ohio. The company began as a field-service operation focused on repairing and maintaining CNC and manual machine tools, sending certified technicians to customer sites across the United States and abroad.

Michigan Production Machining
Macomb, Michigan
Michigan Production Machining operates from Macomb, Michigan, and has served the automotive sector for over 47 years. The company is certified to IATF 16949 and ISO 14001 and supplies major OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers including General Motors, Ford, Timken, GKN, Dana, FCA, and Magna.

Southeastern Machining & Field
Lancaster, Ohio
Southeastern Machining and Field Service, Inc. operates from a 22,000-square-foot facility in Lancaster, Ohio.
Spinnaker Contract Manufacturing, Inc.
Tilton, New Hampshire51-200 employees
Spinnaker Contract Manufacturing, Inc. was founded in 1976 in Tilton, New Hampshire, and has remained family-owned since its inception.

Steinbarger Precision CNC, Inc.
Xenia, Ohio
Steinbarger Precision CNC, Inc. operates from Xenia, Ohio, where it was founded in 1998 by Steve Steinbarger.

Ultimate Precision Tech (CNC Machine Shop, in Houston, Texas)
Houston, Texas
Ultimate Precision Tech was founded in 2010 in Houston, Texas. The company is led by Chief Executive Officer Long Tao, who has held the role since 2019 and brings over 16 years of CNC experience along with a mechanical engineering degree from Prairie View A&M University.

Advance CNC Machining
Grove City, Ohio
Advance CNC Machining operates from Grove City, Ohio, in the Columbus metropolitan area. As a contract manufacturer specializing in expert craftsmanship, the shop provides precision CNC machining and custom machining solutions to OEM and MRO customers across multiple sectors.
Ai Manufacturing- Michigan CNC Machining
Macomb, Michigan
AI Manufacturing was founded in 2019 by Carson Berger in Sterling Heights, Michigan. A second‑generation machinist, Berger built the company on a family legacy of precision manufacturing, focusing on CNC milling and rapid prototyping for demanding industries.
Diversified Machine Components
Brook Park, Ohio
Based in Brook Park, Ohio, Diversified Machine Components has been supplying specialty machined components for over 40 years. In 2005, the company, then a nuclear-industry supplier, acquired VOKS Machine, a longtime aerospace supplier, merging their capabilities to serve a broader range of demanding markets.
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About Mechanical Components
If something moves, turns or holds a load, a mechanical component is doing the work: a gear, a bearing, a spring, a precisely machined shaft.
This group covers CNC machining, gears, bearings, fasteners, springs, hydraulics, pneumatics, valves and pumps. Most of them work from your drawing to tolerances measured in thousandths of an inch.
Buyers range from engineers prototyping a single part to OEMs ordering thousands of the same component every month.
Before you pick a supplier, check
- The tolerances they can hold, and how they prove it (inspection reports)
- Materials they work with every day, not just occasionally
- Prototype and production quantities they are set up for
- Certifications such as ISO 9001 or AS9100 for aerospace








