Top Shops 2012: Toth Technologies
Because this multi-niche shop does more than precision machining, management refers to it as a “Manufacturing Technology Center,” not a “shop.”
A Machining Operation That Redefined Itself and its Employees
Company Description
End Markets Served
- Aerospace, Satellites
- Communications, Microwave/RF
- Defense, Radars
Workpiece Materials Commonly Machined
- Aluminum
- Brass
- Copper
- Copper Beryllium
- High-Temp Plastics
- Invar
- Kovar
- Magnesium
- Stainless Steel
- Titanium
Contact Information
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