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H&R Construction Parts is now operating out of five locations. Our main manufacturing plant has remained in Buffalo New York where we have been operating since 1984. We are now operating out of of Riverside CA, and Edmonton AB with production capabilities and we have a strategic finished goods location in Ocala Florida. Our original location in in BuffaloNY, consists of 2 parts yards with a combined total of over 110, 000 square feet of warehouse space, on 32 Acres of land. Our main plant houses an 800 HP engine dynamometer, a 125 HP transmission and hydraulic test stand, service and machining facilities and several huge parts storage areas. We maintain Inventory of Over 100, 000 Parts, logged by quantity and identified by part number, in our Computerized Warehouse. Each part is inspected a minimum of three times before shipping.

CECO, Inc., founded by Maurice Jerome Edwards on the brink of World War II, has established a legacy in Wichita, Kansas, specializing in the manufacturing of aerospace parts. Over four generations, the company has remained family-owned and operated, continuously providing quality assembly production services. A nominated candidate for the U.S. Small Business Administration Award by Boeing in 1999, CECO is also committed to community engagement, serving as a long-time donor to youth mentoring initiatives focused on outdoor activities within Wichita. The company upholds industry standards with its AS9100 certification, reinforcing its dedication to quality and excellence in aerospace manufacturing. Generated from the website

In 1968, Electromech Technologies designed and developed the first DC motor for horizontal stabilizers and flaps for general navigation applications. The company specializes in the manufacture and overhaul of AC/DC motors, blowers and actuators for the aerospace and defense industries. Electromech Technologies has in-house engineering resources to design, develop, test, manufacture and support all electromechanical components available. Examples of its design and testing capabilities include: advanced engineering design capability for customized high performance rotating equipment and tools; extensive in-house environmental testing for altitude, temperature, stress and vibration, plus microprocessor control of performance and life testing; high-energy motors with rare Earth samarium cobalt and neodymium iron borbon permanent magnets; AutoCAD with mechanical desktop for solids modeling; finite element analysis through the use of COSMOS/M; and propriety motor design programs for AC and DC motors and blowers. Electromech Technologies is located in Wichita, Kan., and is a subsidiary of McKechnie Aerospace.