Barn Swallow Pottery

SpecialtiesPersonalized wedding, family, and baby gifts.

J.T. Tool Co. Inc., established in 1966, is a leading supplier of sheet metal stampings and machined metal products, catering to industries such as aerospace, telecommunications, electrical, hardware, transportation, military, and commercial. With a strong presence in the aerospace and military sectors, they have built a reputation for delivering impeccable quality, competitive pricing, and on-time delivery, earning the trust of their customers for over 30 years. Exceeding customer expectations for nearly fifty years, J.T. Tool Co. Inc. has become a trusted name in sheet metal stamping and machining services. Their long-standing working relationship with various industries locally and beyond has solidified their position as a top supplier, ensuring customer satisfaction through their commitment to quality, pricing, and reliability.Generated from the website

Custom Ceramic Development ServiceCeramco is in the business of making custom ceramic parts to your print specifications. We are successful as a custom ceramic component manufacturer because of our unique ceramic injection molding ( CIM ) capability, which has many advantages over other ceramic fabrication processes - especially when it comes to making complex shapes. Our customers benefit from choosing us as their supplier because we are only focused on making quality ceramic parts. We pride ourselves on our no-hassle operation and attribute that, in part, to the fact that we do only make ceramic components and ceramic fasteners.You need a solution. You know that plastic or metal just won't hold up to the environmental exposures the part will be in. Your project or design calls for a ceramic. At Ceramco, there are a variety of industry proven ceramic materials available to make your ceramic parts. Depending on your application, you might need alumina ceramics of a specific purity, fully-dense or with a certain level of porosity. You might need mullite, or zirconia ceramics. Your ceramic component needs holes, internal or external threads, or grinding for a surface finish or dimensional tolerance. All of these situations are common and our business approach is quite simple: