Engineered Products
The parts that can’t be wrong
For the programs that can’t be late
Global Precision Engineered Products manufactures critical products for aerospace, defense, and space. In our world, its not just about delivering parts; as a fully integrated solutions provider, it’s about excelling where failure is not an option.
capabilities
End to end. By design.
Vertical integration isn’t a buzzword here it’s the operating model. Engineering, machining, special processes, and assembly run under one roof, so the schedule answers to us rather than a supply chain.
Our expertise is grounded in 70 years of proprietary manufacturing engineering processes. Not only can we produce from all types of specialty metals, we have also mastered a deep vertical integration of special processes, tooling development, and dedicated part family cellular manufacturing.
Our engineering teams develop processes that are efficient, repeatable, and – most importantly – capable of meeting or exceeding the quality requirements of the application. We collaborate with customers to deliver best-in-class designs in terms of manufacturability as well as ongoing continuous improvement of performance attributes.
Our core is ultra precision machining that provides solutions achieving tolerances as precise as 0.0001″ (2.5um) across all asset disciplines. The Engineered Products division is constantly adopting advanced technologies and programming across a high diverse 1,500-asset base.
Our special processes include a high degree of vertical integration of Nadcap-approved cells while our complex assembly cells provide customized one-stop solutions combining and leveraging all of our core competencies.
Divisions
Our highly engineered products fly in commercial and military turbines, hold the line in defense systems, and reach orbit in space programs. When supply chains fail and critical missions are on the line, Global Precision delivers what others won’t attempt — complex solutions against deadlines that can’t move, backed by a culture that treats “impossible” as a starting point, not a stopping point.
