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Eaglehead Manufacturing Company -formerly Dejak Drilling- has been providing production drilling and secondary machining operations to fastener and other parts manufacturers for over 25 years. Our custom auto feed equipment is engineered to produce high quality parts, cost effectively. Our people are dedicated to product quality, reliable delivery and customer service.

We are a fully licensed, bonded, and insured glass fabricator and installation company. Our specialty is in window and door fabrication, installation, and maintenance. We are experts in both glass and vinyl windows, as well as wood door restorations in Oakland, CA; San Francisco, CA; Alameda County, Contra Costa County, and San Mateo County. No other glass, window, or door company in the Bay Area has our level of expertise. You will get our undivided attention on your glass repair, installation, and window replacement project until you’re completely satisfied with the results. Contact our glass company today to learn more about our services and request a quote!

Under the leadership of President Louis Victorino, East Bay Manufacturers, Inc., is a manufacturing company that is continuing to invest in the best technology, equipment, and personnel available to exceed our customers’ requirements. Integrity, performance, and quality are the cornerstones of the way we do business. We build integrity by meeting and exceeding our customers’ expectations, as well as keeping open lines of communication with all of our customers. Our many years of success have been achieved through consistent customer satisfaction, outstanding customer service, top quality products, on-time delivery, and competitive prices. Our customer base is very diverse and spans from small firms to fortune 500 companies. A major part of our success has been to employ the most qualified and motivated people in the industry. Our organization structure is lean and efficient, empowering decision making throughout all levels of the company; our employees are a vital element to our success and longevity. We are proud to say that our capabilities, professionalism, and commitment to exceeding customer requirements are second to none.

East Branch is a precision machine shop based in New England. We specialize in producing small to medium lots of parts and components in a variety of materials. We have over 50 years combined experience manufacturing for many different industries including medical, power systems, aerospace, printing, and high voltage.

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East Valley Precision’s founder and President, Robert Lyons has a number of great qualities. At the start-up period of his machine shop, he had the ability to envision a successful business and proved his vision to be true. He focuses on what really matters in business, which is quality and superior customer satisfaction. He is an entrepreneur, he is aggressive in his business and he feels just plain fortunate to have what he has today and to be able to have such excellent customer relations. His hard work and perseverance has paid off. A few years after high school, Rob was hired by Motorola in New Mexico as a temporary worker. He did so well that Motorola hired him on as a permanent worker, and over the years due to his hard work and commitment, he saw a number of promotions that lead to his process / Mechanical Design engineering position in their ceramics division. When the plant was sold in New Mexico, Motorola moved Rob and other valuable employees to Phoenix, Arizona. After 16 years working for Motorola, again there was a plant closing, and Rob went to work for CMC Technologies as a Process Engineer, Product Design Engineer and Mechanical Design Engineer. Rob says, “I always interacted with machine shops, but never worked in one.” Despite his lack of experience, Rob stated “I dove in head first” and he opened his own machine shop in 2004, naming it East Valley Precision (EVP). “I knew I could learn how to make parts, and I had a lot of contacts from ex-Motorola employees who had moved on to different companies.” The new entity opened in a small 2000 square foot facility with just 2 CNC mills and 1 CNC lathe. Rob also felt that due to his extensive back ground in manufacturing that it would assist in understanding truly what his future customer’s needs would be. How Rob funded his new company is nothing short of astounding. While working for Motorola, Rob was the lead facilitator in the purchase of 3 very high-end machines for their ceramic LTCC micro-electronics operations which were manufactured in Italy. After traveling to Italy 5 times for engineering and training on these machines, Rob became the United States “expert” for this brand of equipment. After leaving Motorola, Rob stayed in close contact with them to pursue in purchasing the equipment. Eventually after hounding them for 3 long years on a weekly basis, Motorola happened to close their Ceramics operations and sold their building to Arizona State University. While there was the typical big business bureaucracy that Rob encountered, eventually he acquired the machines, and flipped them for a very handsome profit. Rob credits his aggression and the sale of the machines with his opportunity to open his own machine shop. At first, Rob tried to manage his new shop while attending machining classes at the local community college. But the orders, almost exclusively from the semiconductor industry, were coming in too quickly, and Rob had to focus on his business nearly all of his waking hours. But even during these early days as a new machinist and machine shop owner, Rob was developing his own designs for chopper parts. Rob says, “The first few products I made sold well, but I knew that a successful business would require that EVP focus on our current customers.” In year two, EVP was earning a profit, and Rob and his team have never looked back. Business was so strong after four years that the company moved to its current facility in Gilbert, into a 6500 square foot facility that Rob owns. “We have been very fortunate”, Rob says. “We never experienced a slowdown, not even during the recession that started in 2008.” Rob contributes this success to his valuable customers and his core team member’s dedication, precision abilities and vast knowledge of precision machined products. Rob also says “I want to make sure that I have a solid foundation for my son’s future.” Rob’s son “Hunter” is 12 years old but already shows traits of his father’s qualities and creativeness and Rob is hoping for him to run the business right beside him some day.

In September 2005, Sara and Joe Odneal purchased Eastwood Machine, LLC, a small machine shop located in a 1,300 square foot space with 2 manual mills and no employees. After more than a decade of hard work and unwavering commitment to quality and exceeding customer expectations, Eastwood Machine is now a preferred supplier for defense, aerospace, homeland security, and several large government contractors. Equipped with state-of-the-art technology for inspection, precision machining, wire EDM, and in-house assembly, Eastwood is housed in a 17,000 square foot manufacturing facility and employs over 45 people.

In September 2005, Sara and Joe Odneal purchased Eastwood Machine, LLC, a small machine shop located in a 1,300 square foot space with 2 manual mills and no employees. After more than a decade of hard work and unwavering commitment to quality and exceeding customer expectations, Eastwood Machine is now a preferred supplier for defense, aerospace, homeland security, and several large government contractors. Equipped with state-of-the-art technology for inspection, precision machining, wire EDM, and in-house assembly, Eastwood is housed in a 17,000 square foot manufacturing facility and employs over 45 people.

EB manufacturing was founded in 1977 by Edward Billings. He grew the business from a one man machine shop to a present day state-of-the-art manufacturing company. The company was founded with one goal in mind of providing customer satisfaction beyond their expectations. With his dedication to customers and knowledge of a wide range of manufacturing, EB has become highly recognized throughout the industry for quality and customer satisfaction. EB Workholding engineering staff will work with you to design & build the unique workholding solution for your particular application utilizing SolidWorks 3D software. Our inspection and quality control team offers a thorough review and test of each product before it leaves our facility. We stand behind all of the products we design and manufacture, so you can rely on our commitment to quality. We take pride in meeting the challenge of applications that other workholding companies would turn away. At EB manufacturing we offer precision and close tolerance machining. Our services include turning, milling and grinding. We continually strive to improve our machining techniques, industry knowledge and equipment to achieve the best quality for our customer needs and requirements. With our capabilities EB manufacturing is the best fit for your precision machining. Call us today, if you have any questions about our workholding and precision machining company. We proudly serve clients nationwide with comprehensive manufacturing solutions.

EBARA Pumps Americas Corporation (EPAC) strives to deploy the best water pumps, wastewater pumps, pump systems, and technologies to meet the needs of our growing communities.

Ebco provides generation companies with a maintenance and manufacturing partner who understands their business and can deliver the specialized expertise they need. Ebco offers an end-to-end menu of services with the convenience and efficiency of a single-source provider.

Ebco provides generation companies with a maintenance and manufacturing partner who understands their business and can deliver the specialized expertise they need. Ebco offers an end-to-end menu of services with the convenience and efficiency of a single-source provider.