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Champlain Precision is a second generation family business, founded in 1997; we take great pride in carrying on the legacy of our founders. Champlain Precision has come a long way from the beginning, starting with 2,400 square ft building and 3 CNC machines to 19,000 square feet and 21CNC machines and counting.

After emigrating from England and working for some of the most dynamic aerospace and electronics manufacturing companies in Los Angeles, Ernest and Mary Chapman decided to open their own short run stamping company. In 1972 Chapman Engineering opened for business in El Segundo, California. After gaining a reputation for being honest and reliable, the couple moved the company and its growing list of loyal customers south to a larger facility in Santa Ana, California. By 1982, both the Chapmans’ sons, Kelly and Dion, had joined the company, and in the 30-plus years since, the company has continued to grow through economic good times and bad. Along the way, Chapman Engineering has been able to attract talented young employees like Adam Diethrich, Zack Fleischer, and David Smith, giving us a management team 20 years younger than the industry average, yet still retaining over a hundred years of combined manufacturing experience . With its original reputation for reliability and honesty, and a unique and flexible manufacturing system based on excellent record-keeping, the most modern equipment available, and fiscal responsibility, our company has grown into a multimillion dollar business, employing many young people from the local empowerment and enterprise zones, a practice we plan to continue for many years to come. Chapman Engineering's customers continue to enjoy fast, reliable service at very competitive prices, along with the peace of mind that comes from dealing with a company that values every job it gets, big or small. If you would like to become one of these happy customers, use the contact info on this page to request a quote or arrange a visit.

Chapter 2 Incorporated first started in Lake Mills, Wisconsin in 1973. Original owners George and Marilyn Lohman opened Chapter 2 as a tool and die shop that specialized in the making of jigs, fixtures, dies, molds, and machine tools for companies within the manufacturing industry. This was the basis of the company’s operations until Mr. and Mrs. Lohman sold the company to Tim and Tracy Johnston, the current owners, in 1989. After taking over the company operations Mr. and Mrs. Johnston added a new dimension to Chapter 2’s services in offering automation machine design and build services. Here the company specialized in building automated machines and equipment for companies in the manufacturing industry. In 1996 Chapter 2 once again added to it’s diverse selection of services by implementing the ability to do high volume production and precision machining. Today, production machining stands as Chapter 2’s core competency. As a climate controlled facility and with our continuous investment in equipment and our quality processes Chapter 2 has become an industry leader in these services. To compliment Chapter 2’s ability to machine, in 2005, Chapter 2 began to invest in its ability to provide product component assemblies for many of its customers taking advantage of its machining services. Today, Chapter 2 strives in its ability to machine, source, assemble and monitor assembly projects ranging anywhere from a few components to hundreds. In 2010 Chapter 2 was at it again adding to its ever growing list of capabilities with the addition of fabrication and painting services. We’ve committed over 10,000 sq. ft. to the cutting, forming and welding of fabricated parts from small components to larger structural items. We’ve also committed our new 14,000 sq ft facility to wet paint operations specializing in medium to large sized items (call for more detail). With more expansion in these divisions planned the sky is the limit at Chapter 2. Chapter 2 broke ground once again in 2014. This time adding an 18,000 sq. ft. addition to extend upon production operations, including, but not limited to, CNC machining, and precision machining. The space didnt stay empty for long, as it now houses some of the main production operations in the facility. This includes a quality lab that houses our Zeiss Contura G2 CMM with Calypso software, and many new machinining centers. Open capacity is still available! Though Chapter 2 has moved and added to its main focus of business throughout the years we still offer the services that Chapter 2 was founded upon. We offer a full service tool room with journeymen tool makers working around the clock to cater to our customers’ needs. When it comes to jigs, fixtures, dies and molds as well as machined tools and maintenance work you will find no one better.

Chardon Metal Products Co. is a team of loyal people adapting and innovating to be productive for our customers. Our loyalty and roots stem back to 1945 from Andy Allyn, who was an Acme multi-spindle machine demonstrator and repairman. Seventy-five years later, Chardon Metal Products continues to be owned and operated by Andy's grandson, Duke Allyn, and many employees have 20 year tenure. We believe this kind of success in longevity is derived from being innovative at solving our customers problems and adapting to technology in our industry. We're proud to offer a diversified portfolio of manufacturing processes to meet customer's needs. Veteran machinists and diversity has allowed us to grow and strengthen our position in the marketplace over the past seven decades.

Charlotte Industries is an experienced, family-run business, which focuses on ingenuity and customer satisfaction, and we are willing to go the extra mile for you. We pride ourselves on quality products and innovative solutions.

Chautauqua Machine Specialties, LLC is a full-service manufacturer, specializing in CNC machining and precision machining, turning and milling, and secondary services that complement our manufacturing processes and allow our customers to work with one, high-quality and affordable vendor for all of their manufacturing needs.

CHawk Technology's identity of a contract and component manufacturer for multiple industries is rapidly transforming. Our global manufacturing footprint has over 300,000 square feet of factory space, a multitude of services, and room to continuously expand our offerings.

Check-Mate Industries has been in business for over 40 years as a complete tool & die, stampings and assemblies manufacturer. Since its inception in 1972, Check-Mate has proven to be the winning move for hundreds of customers in a diverse range of industries including aerospace, automotive, firearms, cosmetics, and medical, to name just a few. The company has long been recognized as an innovator and leader, and for unsurpassed customer service. Whether producing high-precision tools and progressive dies, stamping, or assemblies for everything from healthcare to personal security products, Check-Mate out-thinks, out-maneuvers, and out-performs its competition. Although we started out as strictly a tool and die manufacturer, Check-Mate has evolved into a multi-talented organization offering a wide array of services that support customer needs from design through manufacturing and product testing. We work with virtually all metals, including exotic varieties. Most important to our customers and end-users is that everything we do is meticulously controlled under one roof: all tooling, all stamping, all machine work, and all assembly. We have grown to be recognized as a leader in the industry thanks to our high tech, state-of-the-art facility, which is home to one of the largest tool rooms in the region. Even with this recognition, our commitment for improvement is continuous. We are constantly developing newer and more cost effective techniques to meet and often exceed our customer's expectations.

Chemplast is one of the leading plastic injection molding companies in Texas. Chemplast provides customers high performance engineering grade Plastics, Rubber and Metal Products based on the needs of the respective industries. Chemplast produces over millions of parts through plastic injection molding, insert molding, compression molding, vacuum forming, screw machining, parts assembly, and metal works.

Founded in 1954, CRC is an AS9100 and Nadcap-certified, ITAR-registered single-source metal plating and finishing service provider in Arizona for the aerospace, defense, medical, semiconductor/electronics, space, and heavy equipment industries. Located in central Phoenix, Arizona, our multi-shift 65,000 square foot processing facility services regional and national machine shops including industry-leading OEMs such as BAE Systems, Bell Helicopter, Bombardier Aerospace, Eaton, General Electric, Honeywell, Hamilton Sundstrand, Goodrich, Northrop Grumann, Parker Aerospace, Rolls Royce, Spirit AeroSystems, Space X, Woodward and many more. Our 67-year-old corporation is the largest special processing facility in Arizona. We offer over 33 plating and chemical processing services, including Anodize, Cadmium, Chem-Film, Chrome, Copper, Dow 7, Electroless Nickel, Grinding (ID/OD), Nickel, Nital Etch, Non-Destructive Testing, Passivate, Phosphate, Shot Peening, Silver and more. Along with our array of surface treatment capabilities, we provide value-added solutions including pick-up and delivery, testing, part identification, silk screening, light assembly, and more. We strive to improve the quality of our services, as well as ensure our continued growth and customer satisfaction. Our AS9100 certification compliments our Nadcap certification and highlights the company’s focus on supporting the stringent requirements of the aerospace, aviation, and defense industries. Under new leadership, our company is constantly evolving and continuously improving to meet market demand, quality, and price to performance value.

Cherry Aerospace provides exceptional customer assistance through extensive R&D and technical sales support. Cherry Aerospace capabilities provide products that are engineered and tested to the customer's requirements. This is accomplished by partnering with the customer - from concept to delivery - bringing cutting-edge technology to product development and manufacturing. Using computerized product design and development, statistical process control, as well as work cells and single-purpose factories, insures the quality of Cherry Aerospace's products while keeping costs down.