Beaumont Machine Reacquired by Founders

Beaumont Machine is a leading EDM builder for the aerospace, power gen and electronics production industries. Founded by Ed and Tanya Beaumont over 30 years ago, the company was recently repurchased, after the owners had sold the business in early 2013.

As Ed Beaumont explains, “We had a great relationship with the new owner but we believed the company needed a revitalization to benefit our customers, employees and the evolving EDM industry. In addition to repurchasing Beaumont Machine, we have reassumed the day-to-day operation of the company. In addition, we have moved the operation into a larger location to increase production and expand our service capabilities.”  That new location is 2010 Glenn Parkway in Batavia, Ohio, just outside Cincinnati. 

Tanya Beaumont adds, “We pride ourselves on not only understanding the applications in the various industries we serve but also on building the best machines for the applications we encounter, from small hole to large workpieces.”

From the standard mill style EDM to machining cells with complete robotic operation for large aircraft engine and launch vehicle sections, Beaumont has reportedly built machines with an eight-foot part rotation, a robotic arm with ten-foot reach and machines as small as 36 inches in width. Additionally, the company recently developed a new seven-axis EDM drill. All Beaumont machines are said to feature the most advanced CNC technology and user interface. Among its recent successes is a custom robotic EDM work cell for SpaceX.

Beaumont Machine focuses on building a line of standard EDM’s as well as custom machines plus repairing and retrofitting machine tools of all types. The company started building fast hole EDM in 1997 and has been specializing in EDM technology since that time. In 2013, they turned over the ownership of the company to a new owner. With this reacquisition of the company, Ed and Tanya Beaumont are again actively involved in day-to-day operations.