Roller Machine Co LLC

Germantown Tool & Manufacturing began in 1955 as a small, Philadelphia-based tool and die shop. With more than a half-century of experience, we have grown to become a diversified metal fabricator and metal engineering supplier, employing over 40 highly skilled people. The company currently occupies a 40,000 ft2 manufacturing and warehouse space in Huntingdon Valley, a suburb of Philadelphia, PA.We supply a broad range of component parts and complete assemblies to a number of markets. These include the commercial lawn & garden equipment, construction, truck & trailer, medical, office furniture, defense, transportation, recreation & leisure, architecture & artisan, and general industrial markets.In response to our customers growing desire to reduce the number of metal fabricators in their supply chains, we have expanded into several additional metal engineering processes. The addition of these processes has positioned Germantown Tool as a leading metal fabricator in the Mid Atlantic region.

Thomson Lamination Company was established in 1964 by the late John B. Thomson Jr. to produce laminations for electric motor manufacturers whose products were used in guidance and control, aerospace, medical equipment, process control and other industries requiring precision motor performance. Because of the critical nature of the laminations used by this segment of the motor industry, an unusually high level of engineering liaison and personal customer service is required to service these customers, characteristics which seemed to be lacking in the then existing lamination suppliers. Mr. Thomson, therefore, formed TLC to provide both the quality products and customer service, which have been the hallmarks of the company from day one. Still located at its original site within a modern industrial park in Maple Shade, N.J., convenient to both Philadelphia Airport and the New Jersey Turnpike, the company has expanded its facilities and capabilities through the years to keep pace with increasing customer requirements for both critical dimensional control and electrical characteristics. To control all elements relating to product integrity, TLC designs, fabricates and assembles all production tooling in-house.

Founded in 1949, Danco Precision manufactures stamping dies, laminations and assemblies. It offers laminations as cores, which it bonds, rivets, MIG, TIG or Plasma-welds into finished assemblies. The company s parts are used in the electrical, aerospace, automotive, computer, medical and electronics industries. Danco Precision s 50,000-square-foot facility is located in Phoenixville, Pa., 35 mile northwest of Philadelphia.