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Florence, South Carolina

Founded in 1985, our company has grown from a 1,200 square foot facility to a present 19,000 square foot facility, providing machining, CNC machining, metal fabrication, welding and powder coating. Calder Machine is a certified provider of products to companies that are ISO 9000.

888-563-9217Website
Colorado Springs, Colorado5.0(1)

At Cale Engineering, we don’t just work with metal; we craft precision. Our CNC machines operate with unmatched accuracy, ensuring every cut, curve, and angle

+1 719-576-8134Website
Eastford, Connecticut

Caliber CNC offers precision machining for production, prototype, and custom applications.

+1 860-207-0167Website
Wilmington, North Carolina

CNC Machine Shop in Leesburg, Florida Specializing in High Quality Tight Tolerance Parts.

+1 508-844-1815Website

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