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Established in 1952, Hamlin Tool & Machine Company is a metal stampings and assemblies supplier. The company provides components of seats and seat belts, steering, brake parts, engine cooling system, transmission and power train, and chassis and body support components. Hamlin Tool & Machine Company has hot and cold rolling, robotic welding and lab testing capabilities. The company offers product engineering, assembly and delivery services. It operates manufacturing, die repair and maintenance facilities. Hamlin Tool & Machine Company is TS 16949 accredited and ISO 14001 certified. The company is located in Rochester Hills, Mich.

Williams Finishing Inc. is a Livonia-based company dedicated to providing high-quality finishing services and products. With a strong commitment to continuous improvement, they prioritize meeting customer requirements and adhering to statutory and regulatory standards, including environmental considerations. Driven by a philosophy of continual improvement, Williams Finishing combines competitive pricing with reliable delivery dates, ensuring customer satisfaction. Their comprehensive range of processes and additional services further enhance their ability to meet diverse finishing needs.Generated from the website

Iroquois Industries, founded in 1964 and headquartered in Warren, Michigan, has grown into a world-class automotive supplier with over 850 skilled employees across nine facilities totaling 1,000,000 square feet. Specializing in designing, validating, prototyping, and manufacturing metal components and welded assemblies, the company excels in four key commodities: general stampings, chassis, powertrain, and suspension. With a rich history of innovation, Iroquois Industries has been at the forefront of developing mass-produced disc brake shoe stampings and utilizing ultra-high-strength steels for various automotive components since the 1970s and 1980s, respectively. Today, the company remains a leader in the industry, utilizing advanced materials like Domex, Martensite, and dual-phase materials to meet OEM cost reduction targets and deliver cutting-edge solutions. Generated from the website