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Summit Machine Works Inc., based in Beloit, WI, is a family-owned machining facility established in 1961. With a 30,000 sq ft. climate-controlled manufacturing space equipped with horizontal and vertical CNC machining centers, lathes, and support equipment, Summit specializes in delivering high-quality machined parts, on-time delivery, and exceptional customer service at competitive prices. Offering a range of services including horizontal and vertical CNC machining, prototyping, production, repair machining, and project management, Summit Machine Works prides itself on its precision machining capabilities. With a focus on automation and custom fixture design, Summit is dedicated to meeting each customer's specific requirements while maintaining ISO 9001 2015 certification and providing the highest level of machining expertise.Generated from the website

Sugar River Machine, a small machine shop established in South Beloit, Illinois in 1995, specializes in building and assembling quality parts for a diverse clientele. With a primary focus on machining, they also collaborate with a network of secondary suppliers to ensure comprehensive support in various areas. Known for their prompt service, Sugar River Machine boasts a rapid quoting process, with the majority of quotes returned on the same day, often within the hour. Emphasizing their flexibility, they welcome projects of any size without minimum charges, conveniently located just minutes away from Rockford and the Wisconsin state line.Generated from the website

Makerite Manufacturing Company, Inc. began in 1972, specializing in prototypes and low volume runs for the aerospace industry. Makerite consistently meets rigid military and federal specifications with extremely low return rates. Makerite has expanded to industrial, medical, transportation, agriculture and communications markets establishing the same reputation for meeting high quality, precision specifications and timely turnaround. Paul M. Burke, Jr., Senior Vice President of Makerite, with his father Paul M. Burke, Sr., founded Makerite Manufacturing Company. "We started as a machine shop, " says Paul, "and have become a factory serving international markets. What hasn't changed is our commitment to customer satisfaction. We are a service organization. Our product is your product, and we make it 'rite' the first time."