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Machining Technologies, Inc.

Wear Parts · Plastic Balls · Tungsten Carbide Balls

Precision Machining · Cemented Carbide

Machining Technologies was established in 1983 in Elmore, Ohio, specializing in precision grinding of tungsten carbide wear materials. Primarily serving the high-pressure paint industry and oilwell pumping business.

1990

Developed Plastic Balls Processing Division incorporating mold making, injection molding, machine building, specialty grinding of plastic balls and finishing. This division services markets including, medical diagnostics, pumps, furniture hardware, hand pumps and valve industries.

1991

Built a new facility across the street at 468 Maple St.

1992

Developed Precision CNC Machining Division. This division utilizes state-of-the-art CNC machining centers, lathes and Swiss turning and milling machines. This department specializes in producing assembly housings and retainers for our high pressure paint market and oilwell business. Many of our products require mating parts of stainless steel and carbide. This division has given us the capabilities to produce a completed assembly in house rather than using outside companies to complete our product line.

1993

Developed Tungsten Carbide Ball Division. Designed and built all associated equipment for the manufacturing of precision tungsten carbide balls. This department blends in well with the other divisions in the company as it is used in many of the products we manufacture. In the wear products Machining Technologies manufactures, many are valve products that require ball shut offs and ball regulators.

1994

Doubled square footage of existing facility.

1995

Developed pressing and sintering technology to manufacture the raw material used in our precision grinding and ball manufacturing divisions. Machining Technologies also provides raw material and blanks to other manufacturers requiring Precision Tungsten Carbide Blanks.

2002

Moved Pressing and Sintering Facility to Duncan, South Carolina. This moved helped Machining Technologies broaden our experience level and increase the types of products manufactured. Machining Technologies also increased capacity by 100% through the acquisition of equipment and technology at the South Carolina facility.

Machining Technologies has developed technology to control all aspects of manufacturing in house to provide the best service to our many customers. These capabilities have established Machining Technologies as a leader in product development working with our customers' engineering staff to provide the best quality product at the most competitive price.