Wordingham Technologies

In operation for more than 40 years, P. Tool & Die Co. Inc. is a full-service fabricator of precision tools and stamping. Based in North Chili, N.Y., the company specializes in progressive dies, such as in-die tapping, stud insertion, gauging and die protection. It produces precision metal stampings from a variety of metals, including copper alloys, aluminum, steel, stainless steel and brass. P. Tool & Die Co. Inc. provides a gamut of services across categories, such as engineering, computer numeric control (CNC), electrical discharge machines (EDM) and prototyping. It is ISO 9002 certified.

Established in 1972, DP Tool & Machine Inc. is a manufacturing company specialized in producing computer numerical control (CNC) precision turned products. Based in Avon, N.Y., the firm serves a vast range of industries, including material handling, aerospace, defense, medical, food processing, agriculture, textile, automotive and much more. DP Tool & Machine Inc. has a broad range of customers located throughout upstate New York, the United States and into parts of Canada. The firm offers a variety of capabilities, such as manufacturing, engineering-design support, assembly, welding-fabrication, etc. DP Tool & Machine Inc. also provides its clients an array of facilities, including wire edm, welding/flame cutting, quality equipment and information technology, among others.

Nordon Tool and Mold is one of the leading injection molders with more than 25 years of experience, offering a range of plastic products. It operates a state-of-the-art, 62,000-square-foot facility. Nordon produces parts to appearance and dimensional standards. The company does insert molding, sonic welding, custom assembly and prototyping. Located in Rochester, N.Y., Nordon is connected to Canada and the United States by a network of highways, waterways and other transportation services. Nordon was founded in 1959 as a tool and mold shop. With an ownership change in 1973, the company began to broaden its product offering into molding plastic parts and then into the finishing and assembly of plastic parts. Nordon Tool and Mold became an employee-owned company in 1999.