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Accurate Metal Machining, Inc. was established in 1985 and is located in Painesville Township, an eastern suburb of Cleveland, Ohio. It is a private, family-owned business with 90,000 square feet of air-conditioned facilities and over 250 associates, equipped with over 90 CNC machines. It is a single-source solution for precision machined components and assemblies, serving aerospace, oil & gas, nuclear, semiconductor, and commercial valves & fittings industries.

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Adaptive Stainless is a design-build general contractor specializing in stainless steel fabrication and construction, with two segments: repair, modifications, and service, and design-build construction including new tank fabrication, balance of plant construction, and turn-key projects. It was formerly Mueller Field Operations, Inc., the field construction arm of Paul Mueller Company, and was established as Adaptive Stainless after management acquired the division on December 31, 2021.

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Advanced Finishing Systems, Inc. is an ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certified metal finishing business founded in 1987 in Hayes, Virginia. It provides quality finishes and serves commercial, military, DOD, specialty, custom manufacturing, and machining companies. Its team has over 60 years of combined experience in the metal finishing industry.

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Exergy designs and manufactures heat transfer solutions for the global market, including shell and tube and tube-in-tube heat exchangers and point-of-use sampling systems. Founded in 1979 and based in Garden City, New York, the company serves pharmaceutical, biotech, sanitary, industrial, semiconductor, defense, chemical, food and beverage, alternative energy, and research markets with off-the-shelf and custom products. Exergy is ISO 9001:2015 certified.

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G-QMS Finishers LLC is a metal finishing company in Los Angeles, CA offering anodizing, plating, chemical film coatings, deburring, electropolish, marking and identification, masking, NDT inspecting, passivate/chemical cleaning, polish/buff, sand blasting/shot peening, and spray applications. The company also provides QMS training and consulting, NADCAP accreditation assistance, NDT services, and specialized training courses.

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