high-speed CNC machining

The Coastal Milling Works Group brings together information-age technologies, advanced aluminum alloys, plastics, steels and high speed CNC machining. It is described as one of the few companies in Boston, Massachusetts to offer a fully equipped machining facility all under one roof. Located at 58 Swan Street, Medford, MA 02155.

Concept Reality Inc. (CRI), founded in 1997, specializes in precision machining of complex parts and assemblies for the Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), rocket, aerospace, defense, semiconductor, and energy industries. The company offers multi-axis precision machining, assembly and kitting, testing support, and custom test fixture design, backed by AS9100D, ISO 9001:2015, and ITAR registration.

5-axis CNC machiningassembly and kittingcustom test fixture designDFM supportDimensional inspectionprecision machining

of pageWe are pleased to announce an important leadership transition at Auman Machine Company. Effective June 3, 2026, Jordan Auman has assumed the role of President. As a third-generation member of the family business, Jordan represents the continuation of the values, commitment, and entrepreneurial spirit that have guided our organization since its founding. Jordan has also been elected to Auman Machine’s Board of Directors, joining current board members Timothy Auman and Thomas Dixon. His addition to the Board reflects the company’s confidence in his leadership and its commitment to ensuring continued growth, innovation, and success. Over the past 15 years, Jordan has served in a variety of roles throughout the company, gaining extensive experience and developing a deep understanding of our history, culture, operations, and customers. His knowledge, leadership, and dedication.

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