Minnesota Waterjet Inc

C4 Welding, Inc. is a nationally recognized leader in critical welding and fabrication services, offering precision welding, machining, manufacturing, and engineering solutions. With over 35 years of industrial experience, C4 Welding specializes in complex manufacturing challenges, providing comprehensive solutions that meet and exceed exact specifications for industries such as oil and gas, power generation, pressure vessel tanks, and the military. Home to a highly-experienced team of certified welders, weld inspectors, assemblers, and machinists, C4 Welding is known for its expertise in critical welding, machining, manufacturing engineering, assembly, OEM manufacturing, and in-house fabrication services. Their dedication to quality and customer satisfaction has earned them recognition from clients such as National Flooring Equipment and the US Military. With a commitment to precision and excellence, C4 Welding is the go-to choice for specialized customer projects.Generated from the website

Established over 50 years ago, Lake Engineering Inc. produces precision machine parts and assemblies for customers in the aerospace industry. Based in Long Lake, Minn., the company provides a wide range of products, including castings, assemblies, hogouts and forgings. Lake Engineering Inc. is an ISO 9001:2008 and AS9100 Rev B certified company. Boeing awarded Lake Engineering Inc. with the 2008 Performance Excellence Award and Rockwell Collins named the firm as Machined Metal Commodity Supplier of the Year in 2010.

From simple shims to complex assemblies, if a customer can imagine it, Wyoming Machines can build it. The company is a specialist in laser cutting, CNC punching, forming and welding and serves a broad cross-section of companies from medical equipment to heavy machinery manufacturers. Wyoming Machines offers laser cutting for steel, aluminum, copper, titanium, nylon, rubber and plastic. It has the ability to cut steel plates as thick as one-half inch and foil as thin as one-one thousandth of an inch without wrinkling or distorting. With CNC-controlled press brakes, forming is completed with a single setup even for pieces that have multiple bends at different angles. Round holes, squares, rectangles, louvers, countersinks, counterbores and embossing are done on the CNC punching machine, which can deliver 580 hits per minute. Wyoming Machines uses wirefeed welding for heavy assemblies and heliarc for thinner materials and a clean finish. Wyoming Machines began operations in 1974.