Precision Aerospace

Precision Aerospace is a contract manufacturer. It makes small batches of machined parts for the aerospace industry. The company calls its work high mix, low volume. It does not sell its own branded product.

Its customers are commercial and defense aerospace firms. They put the machined parts into their own products and sell those products on. The parts are made to close tolerances. That means the size of each part must be very exact.

The company says it is certified to AS9100 and Nadcap for all of its special processes. AS9100 is a quality standard for the aerospace industry. Nadcap is a program that checks special processes such as heat treating. The company says it builds the inspection plan alongside the machining work.

Its quality tools include APQP, PFMEA, MSA and control plans. These are planning and checking methods used in manufacturing. The company says they help it deliver parts on time and on budget.

The company news shows steady investment in machines. It added a second Matsuura Cublex machine tool. It added its tenth and eleventh Citizen Swiss screw machines in the first quarter of 2017. In July 2016 it opened a new flat lapping center built for the purpose. It also acquired CNC Precision Machining LLC.

The company has also hosted a ZEISS Technology Day in West Michigan. Another news item says Tribus Aerospace acquired Precision Aerospace Corporation and Precision Micro Mill. The site describes the company as part of the Tribus Aerospace family.

The site lists company values of accountability, adaptability and achievement. It says the company meets customer needs for price, quality and delivery. A careers section gives job details, and a form handles sales questions and quote requests. It states a mission to be the supplier and employer of choice for the industries it serves. It also aims to help the communities where its staff live and work.