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In May of 1954 Jim Jamison and Bill Bowers started machining parts with a Logan lathe and drill press in 1/3 of a garage in Ontario, CA. They named their company Millipart because they planned on making small-machined parts. They started off by making small camera parts for the aerospace industry. Myron Nelson, fresh out of the Army, was their first employee. As Millipart grew, they relocated into a 1000 sq ft shop in San Dimas in 1955. Millipart saw steady growth over the next few years and moved to 3 more locations in Glendora, CA over the next 10 years. Jim Jamison bought out Bill Bowers in 1961. At this time Millipart had several Levin Jeweler’s lathes, a few small Schaublin lathes, one Mill-rite and two Benchmaster mills. As production needs increased, 3 Traub A25 Automatics, and 3 Hardinge DSMs were added. Close inspection was performed with a hand-made optical comparator. A crew of about 20 employees machined potentiometer shafts, lids and bodies that were used in aerospace and military industries. Ford Aerospace was a major military customer, and Duncan Electronics made the pots. Jim was joined by sons Scot in 1969 and Hunter in 1970. In 1971 Millipart relocated once more to a 4200 sq ft building on 412 West Carter Drive in Glendora. In 1984 the eldest son Terry was coaxed from his engineering job at Garrett to join Millipart. He brought his experience and computer knowledge, which brought a new era of machining for Millipart. In 1986 Jim Jamison retired, leaving the company to his three sons. Scot worked in the office quoting parts and writing travelers as well as customer service, while Terry became the QC manager, engineer, planner, and in charge of the Mill section. Hunter, who worked on machines nearly his entire life managed all the lathes and perfected tool life management at Millipart. In 1989 Millipart moved all the CNC lathes down the street into 430 West Carter Drive leaving the office, the conventional and CNC Mills and lathes and other equipment at the 412 address. Millipart’s first 6-axis mill-turn center, a Tsugami FA45 was purchased that year which allowed Millipart to take its “milli-parts” up a notch in size and complexity. In the following 7 years, two more mill/turn centers were purchased along with some heavy-duty mills and a high-speed pallet-changing mill. All of the CNC mills are now equipped with sub-plates permitting quick change of all work-holding fixtures. The total square footage of buildings on Carter Drive utilized by Millipart is currently over 10,000 sf. The building at 430 now houses 4 CNC screw machines with bar feeders and 2.00” diameter capacity as well as two other CNC Chuckers. All machines have second operation equipment as part of cell manufacturing. In 2000 Millipart purchased Henning software, a management system that helped with Millipart’s dedication to continuous improvement, vastly improving its’ abilities to quote and track jobs, maintain accurate inventories, improve documentation in every aspect of the business, and control costs. This software makes control of long-term agreements and Kan-ban management simple. Over the years Millipart has hired, trained and maintained dedicated and talented employees who have helped in the success of the company. This well-trained crew has assimilated some of the responsibilities of the owners so they can focus on future plans and growth. Today, Millipart is recognized for precision machining in the aerospace industries. With over 55 years of experience and a staff committed to quality, on time delivery, excellent customer service and continuous improvement, Millipart will help you get the precision parts you need.

In May of 1954 Jim Jamison and Bill Bowers started machining parts with a Logan lathe and drill press in 1/3 of a garage in Ontario, CA. They named their company Millipart because they planned on making small-machined parts. They started off by making small camera parts for the aerospace industry. Myron Nelson, fresh out of the Army, was their first employee. As Millipart grew, they relocated into a 1000 sq ft shop in San Dimas in 1955. Millipart saw steady growth over the next few years and moved to 3 more locations in Glendora, CA over the next 10 years. Jim Jamison bought out Bill Bowers in 1961. At this time Millipart had several Levin Jeweler’s lathes, a few small Schaublin lathes, one Mill-rite and two Benchmaster mills. As production needs increased, 3 Traub A25 Automatics, and 3 Hardinge DSMs were added. Close inspection was performed with a hand-made optical comparator. A crew of about 20 employees machined potentiometer shafts, lids and bodies that were used in aerospace and military industries. Ford Aerospace was a major military customer, and Duncan Electronics made the pots. Jim was joined by sons Scot in 1969 and Hunter in 1970. In 1971 Millipart relocated once more to a 4200 sq ft building on 412 West Carter Drive in Glendora. In 1984 the eldest son Terry was coaxed from his engineering job at Garrett to join Millipart. He brought his experience and computer knowledge, which brought a new era of machining for Millipart. In 1986 Jim Jamison retired, leaving the company to his three sons. Scot worked in the office quoting parts and writing travelers as well as customer service, while Terry became the QC manager, engineer, planner, and in charge of the Mill section. Hunter, who worked on machines nearly his entire life managed all the lathes and perfected tool life management at Millipart. In 1989 Millipart moved all the CNC lathes down the street into 430 West Carter Drive leaving the office, the conventional and CNC Mills and lathes and other equipment at the 412 address. Millipart’s first 6-axis mill-turn center, a Tsugami FA45 was purchased that year which allowed Millipart to take its “milli-parts” up a notch in size and complexity. In the following 7 years, two more mill/turn centers were purchased along with some heavy-duty mills and a high-speed pallet-changing mill. All of the CNC mills are now equipped with sub-plates permitting quick change of all work-holding fixtures. The total square footage of buildings on Carter Drive utilized by Millipart is currently over 10,000 sf. The building at 430 now houses 4 CNC screw machines with bar feeders and 2.00” diameter capacity as well as two other CNC Chuckers. All machines have second operation equipment as part of cell manufacturing. In 2000 Millipart purchased Henning software, a management system that helped with Millipart’s dedication to continuous improvement, vastly improving its’ abilities to quote and track jobs, maintain accurate inventories, improve documentation in every aspect of the business, and control costs. This software makes control of long-term agreements and Kan-ban management simple. Over the years Millipart has hired, trained and maintained dedicated and talented employees who have helped in the success of the company. This well-trained crew has assimilated some of the responsibilities of the owners so they can focus on future plans and growth. Today, Millipart is recognized for precision machining in the aerospace industries. With over 55 years of experience and a staff committed to quality, on time delivery, excellent customer service and continuous improvement, Millipart will help you get the precision parts you need.

As with everything we do here at Millpro Precision we look to improve on every process, every time. And this site is no different. We are building it ourselves between making parts for our customers. Hopefully you too will become a loyal customer and delay the completion of this site even more. We can only HOPE. Thanks for visiting and Please send us something to Quote.

Founded in 2003 by Terry Windust and Stacy Wilson, MillworX Precision Machining is a family-owned business that has become a respected and influential leader in the aerospace industry. Our dedication to quality and precision has allowed us to establish long-term partnerships with clients who trust us to deliver exceptional results every time.

In 1983 Hewlett Packard’s Santa Rosa operation decided to outsource its anodizing. Production manager Denny Milner purchased all of their equipment and set up shop a few miles away. Within a few months Denny decided his cohort at HP, Terry Burson would make a better entrepreneur and sold the business to Terry. Terry directed Milner’s growth and development for over 20 years until his retirement in 2007 when Vanessa Valentine and Mike Marian purchased and assumed leadership of the company. As accomplished engineering and manufacturing veterans, Vanessa and Mike saw opportunities to take Milner’s to new heights in quality, service and client partnership, and expand its service offerings over time to meet the growing needs of its customers.

Since 1997, Miltech Machine Corporation in Norton, Kansas has been offering inventors, businesses, and government agencies with industry-leading machining services that fulfill extensive requirements for precision machining, quality and value. In addition to our expertise, our state of the art CNC milling technology is designed to meet our customers' exact specifications.

Extremely Low Tooling / Molds Cost and PC price – Fast Delivery One Stop Shop for all your metal parts processing services High precision with tolerances to +/-0,001 & high surface standards compliance Since 1982 – long customers list from Major Fortune 500 to Start Up’s in Wide range of Industries, Applications and Solutions Product materials of cast iron, cast steel, super duplex, SST, copper based & aluminum based alloys. CNC milling (Aluminum, brass, steel, zinc alloy, many others ) Sheet metal (Steel, Aluminum, many others) Die Casting (ADC12,etc); Finish :remove bur, sandblast, anodized, painting, printing, plating, high polish, mirror polish, blackening, powder coating, etc.

Our mission at Mind4 MFG LLC, is to be a trusted leader in precision machining, delivering exceptional quality and innovative solutions to our customers. We are committed to leveraging our expertise, cutting edge technology, and skilled workforce to provide reliable and cost-effective CNC machining services. Through continuous improvement, customer collaboration, and a dedication to exceeding expectations, we aim to be the preferred partner for all machining/manufacturing needs, driving the success and satisfaction of our customers.

Minic Precision Inc. was established in 1992 to meet the growing needs of the electronics assemblers requiring precision contacts and guide hardware. Operations started with the Swiss automatic cam operated machines manufactured by Tornos and Bechler in Switzerland. During the next few years, our reputation for high quality products and engineering design grew along with our customer base. Our growth blossomed in the ensuing years as we expanded our customer base to include the United States Military along with the automotive, medical and aerospace industries. In 1998 Minic Precision, Inc. built a state of the art environmentally controlled facility in Spring Grove, IL. This expansion allowed us to update our manufacturing capabilities to include various Citizen multi axis Swiss CNC controlled machines. In early 2002, we began the process of implementing a world class quality and process tracking system. We installed a software driven quality program to allow us to efficiently run our plant operations and to meet and exceed the requirements to become ISO 9001 registered. In March of 2003, we were awarded certification and registration to the ISO 9001:2000 standard by the prestigious quality auditing firm of Entela, Inc. Since that time, we have continued improving our systems and have upgraded our certification - first to ISO 9001:2008, and then to ISO 9001:2015. We have also changed our registrar to UL-DQS. We have always been at the leading edge of our constantly changing industry. From the beginning, our team work philosophy has enabled us to work with our customers to adapt to their growing requirements. This included the redesign of products to meet the standards of ROHS compliance and also enabled us to become ITAR (International Traffic in Arms Regulations) registered and compliant. As Minic Precision, Inc. has grown through the years, we have never lost sight of our commitment to the manufacturing of the highest quality precision products. Working as a team with our customers we will continue to facilitate their ability to be competitive in the ever changing world market place.

Precision grinding of machined parts is essential in a wide range of industries, from the electronics and medical-device to the aerospace and automotive industries, countless parts require precision grinding to meet their fit and function. It is usually the final process in the manufacturing cycle, where tight tolerances are required to achieve the Engineer’s goal. Whether it is a tight tolerance, a precision smooth surface finish, or a hardened material that can not be machined, at Minnesota Grinding, Inc., we have a reputation for providing quality precision grinding services to meet your unique needs.