quenching and tempering

Clifton Steel is a Cleveland, OH based steel supplier and manufacturer specializing in abrasion resistant, impact resistant, and wear resistant steel. Founded in 1971, the company operates a 140,000-square-foot facility in Maple Heights, Ohio, and is the home of Watchdog Armor, its in-house manufactured ballistic armor steel line. It serves industries including industrial, scrap recycling, railroad, mining, aggregate, commercial, and military.

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Engineered Heat Treat, LLC is a family-founded and operated special process heat treating company serving Aerospace & Defense, Medical, Automotive, Performance Racing, Industrial, and Commercial markets since 1959. It offers thermal processing services supported by advanced furnace control systems and an in-house metallurgical laboratory, with vertically integrated preparation, processing, testing, and inspection under one roof. Certified to NADCAP, AS9100, ITAR, ISO/IEC 17025, and CMMC Level 2.

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Forge Resources Group (FRG) is a closed-die forging company that began in 1988 when the Jones family purchased DeKalb Forge. It operates six forge facilities in Illinois and Michigan, producing custom closed-die forgings from hammers, presses, and upsetters, with in-house engineering and heat treatment. Sales exceed $50 million annually, serving aerospace, railroad, mining, oil & gas, truck, off-highway, medical, agriculture, and shipbuilding markets.

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Irwin Automation, Inc. began in a small garage in Irwin, PA in 1965 and expanded to its current location in Greensburg, PA a year later. It provides precision machining, heat treating and testing services, and has served as a key supplier for the Navy for over 50 years. The company operates a 38,000 square foot facility with CNC manufacturing cells, 10 heat treating furnaces, and mechanical and non-destructive testing equipment, running three shifts up to seven days a week.

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