13 wire forming suppliers across 9 states and provinces in 1 country. Profiles show capabilities, materials, certifications, and facility locations so you can compare shops and build a shortlist.
Ancar International has made springs and formed metal parts in Lemon Grove, California, just east of San Diego, since 1993. The family-run shop makes compression, extension, torsion, double torsion, conical, clock (spiral), and constant-force springs, wire forms, and stampings. It serves one prototype or production lots of 5,000 and up, and every part is inspected against the customer's drawing before it ships.
drawing creation from samplefinishing (zinc, passivated stainless, black oxide, powder coat, stress-relief heat treat)inspection to printmetal stampingproduction lots of 5,000 and upprototype and short-run productionspring manufacturing
Argo Products Company is a contract manufacturer founded in 1932, based in St. Louis, Missouri, operating in a 75,000 sq ft manufacturing facility. It produces CNC wire forms, robotically welded assemblies, stampings, resistance welded products, and other fabricated metal products, serving industries including agriculture, medical, food service, construction, industrial, transportation, furniture, and lawn and garden.
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Argo Spring Manufacturing Co., Inc. is a supplier of springs, metal stampings, wireforms, fourslide products, assemblies, and screw machine products, serving businesses throughout the United States for more than 60 years. Its 45,000 sq ft manufacturing facility is located in Norwalk, California. The company is certified to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 and serves industries including aerospace, medical, oil & gas, commercial agriculture, direct military agencies, electronics, and transportation.
ARK Technologies, Inc. is an award-winning manufacturer of precision-engineered springs, stampings, wire forms, assemblies, and custom solutions for industries including automotive, industrial, and consumer products. Established in 1980 and founded by Al Kabeshita, it is certified as a Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) by the state of Illinois and U.S. government. Located in St. Charles, Illinois, it operates a 72,000 square foot facility with CNC machines and over 100 associates.
Asahi Intecc USA, Inc. is at the forefront of interventional guide wires and microcatheters, perfected by over 40 years of wire innovation. The company invents, improves and innovates to bring high quality tools for simple and complex interventions across neurovascular, coronary, peripheral and microcatheter applications. Its four core proprietary technologies include wire drawing, wire forming, torque and coating technologies.
coating technologytorque technologytraining and proctorship programswire drawing
AIM Inc., a.k.a. Automated Industrial Machinery, Inc., manufactures 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional CNC bending machinery. Founded in 1992 by Constantine Grapsas, it serves over 1000 customers worldwide. Machines are made in the U.S.A. and manufactured in Florida, with two manufacturing facilities in North America and Europe. AIM offers machine models from one to 24 servo axis and is an Authorized Fanuc System Integrator.
chamferingCNC wire bendingcold headingFANUC robotics integrationrebuild and upgradethreadingtrainingtwin-head formingwelding
Bloomingburg Spring & Wire Form Co. Inc. specializes in the production of custom-made precision coiled springs and formed wire specialties. Established in 1947 by Pyrl E. Van Horn, Sr. in Columbus, Ohio, the spring division was relocated to Bloomingburg, Ohio in 1985. The company is a global supplier of springs and wire forms, exporting to countries around the world, and serves industries including military/defense, medical, agriculture, food, construction, aerospace/aircraft, conveyors, automotive, coating, and waterworks.
custom spring manufacturingengineering and design supportmanufacturing to customer specifications
California Sealing Solutions (CSS) specializes in custom parts and sealing components, producing standard and custom parts including metal stampings, machined metals, aluminum die casting, plastic injection molding, plastic and rubber extrusions, O-rings, oil seals, custom molded rubber, pump repair kits, and custom cables and wire ropes. The company offers in-house prototyping, an extensive inventory of standard parts, free samples to qualified customers, and serves industries such as general aviation, medical equipment, water filtration, irrigation sys
aluminum die castingcustom moldingcustom packaging and labelingdesign and application recommendationfourslide processesin-house prototypingplastic injection moldingprogressive die stampingrubber extrusionshort-run stamping
MW Components is a USA-made manufacturer of metal components including springs, fasteners, bellows, shims, and precision components. Its Century Spring brand is a made-in-the-USA manufacturer of stock and custom springs with over 40,000 designs and millions of parts in stock. Headquartered in Charlotte, NC, with over 20 manufacturing facilities worldwide.
Cuddeback Machining (CMI) is a family-owned Hilton, New York contract manufacturer founded in 1977 that began as a wire form shop for automotive carburetor links. Today CMI combines three Nilson S-3 four-slide machines and a U.S. Baird multislide with CNC vertical machining, CNC turning, high-volume screw machines, punch presses, wire EDM and its own in-house tool and die shop. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified and builds tooling, fixtures and assemblies for customers from prototype through just-in-time production.
3d Printingassembly and packagingCNC turningCNC turning on Haas ST20SSY lathe with live toolingCNC vertical machiningCNC vertical machining on 3 machining centers: Haas VF2-SS with 30-tool changer and 4th axis, Haas Mini Mill with 10-tool changer, Haas DM2 with 18-tool changerdesign assistanceEngineering and design assistance, reverse engineering and CAD/CAM machining using SolidWorks, BobCAD, AutoCAD Inventor and Fusion 360heat treatingHeat treating in a Cress Heat Treat Furnace; TIG and MIG welding; plasma cutting; 40 ton hydraulic press; Boss Laser fiber laser marking; PRUSA 3D printerhigh volume turning (screw machines)Inspection: Deltronic 14 in 3 axis CNC comparator, Micro-Vu 12 and 8 in comparators, Gagemaster 12 in comparator, Compton tensile tester, Wilson Rockwell hardnelaser markingManual and CNC milling and grinding: MSC 9x42 and Bridgeport 9x36 vertical mills, Harig 6x12 surface grinder, Harig EZ-Surf 6x18 CNC wet grinder, Jet 6x12 wet gMig weldingNilson vertical and horizontal perforation, extrusion and coin (groove) units plus 8-1/2 in press headplasma cuttingPlating coordination, assembly and packaging to a sellable unitProShop ERP quality management system with full lot traceability and just-in-time shipmentsPrototype, short-run, production and replacement part manufacturingpunch pressPunch press capacities of 20 ton (Walsh hand or hitch feed) and 10 ton (Toledo hand feed)Screw machine turning on Escomatic D-2 (.156 diameter max), two Brown & Sharpe Model 2G and Brown & Sharpe #2 Ultramatic with Lipe automatic bar feederssinker EDMsurface grindingTig weldingU.S. Baird #28 Multislide forming to .040 thick x 1-1/2 wide x 10 longVibratory deburring in Ultra-matic 3 cubic ft barrel and 3-1/2 cubic ft bowl tumblerswire EDMWire EDM on Hansvedt DS2 Wire EDM and U.S. EDM Sinker EDMWire form fabrication up to .187 diameter wire at 19 in maximum length on Nilson S-3 four-slide machines
Custom Design, Incorporated is a full service provider of made to order merchandising display and store fixtures, established in 1976 in Cranston, Rhode Island by Raul Dias Jr. and now located in North Kingstown, RI. The company designs and manufactures point-of-purchase displays, retail casework, and commercial store fixtures, offering design concepts, engineering, prototyping, fulfillment, and high quality manufacturing.
AutoCADdesigndie cuttingengineeringfulfillmentmanufacturingpowder coatingprintingprototypingsheet metal fabricationSolidWorksvacuum forming
Exacto Spring Corp is a business-to-business spring and wire-form manufacturer with over 65 years of experience, located 20 minutes north of Milwaukee in Grafton, Wisconsin. The company has 150 employees in a 125,000 square foot facility and manufactures custom precision compression, torsion, and extension springs, wire forms, and medical device components with wire diameters from .001" to .156".
Franklin Fastener is a Michigan manufacturer of custom and standard metal clamps, clips, stampings, and wire forming products, serving automotive, heavy truck, engine, and military industries. The company has been building engineered metal components since 1953 and produces 18M+ parts a year.
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