Winslow Automatics Inc.

Winslow Automatics Inc. is a precision CNC milling and turning company in New Britain, Connecticut. It makes machined parts for aerospace, medical, small arms, and commercial customers. The company says it has served these industries since 1956.

George Podlasek founded the company in 1956 with two employees, two machines, and a small plant in New Britain. The site describes Winslow Automatics as a family-owned business. Today the company operates a facility of more than 65,000 square feet.

The company works as a job shop and contract manufacturer. Its services include prototype machining, production machining, and secondary operations. The site says its equipment can perform single or multiple operations on parts that already exist. The company handles both high-volume production runs and small batch projects.

Winslow Automatics machines stainless steel, aluminum, titanium, and other alloys. Its listed capabilities include CNC milling and turning, coordinate measuring machines, wire EDM, 3D CAD, assembly, and in-house engineering. The site also lists lean manufacturing and Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) support.

The company serves four main industries. These are aerospace and defense, medical, firearms, and energy and power generation. The site also mentions past work on high-speed train components, satellite parts, and dental implants. The site says the machinists and engineers have decades of combined experience.

The site describes the company as AS9100 certified. The home page says Winslow Automatics has been a contract manufacturer for over 65 years and focuses on on-time delivery. Visitors can request a quote through the contact form on the site.

The head office is at 23 St. Clair Avenue, New Britain, CT 06051. The listed phone number is 1-860-225-6321. The site also has pages for materials, facilities and equipment, quality and certifications, careers, and a gallery. The site says the company's reputation rests on quality craftsmanship, on-time delivery, and competitive pricing. It also describes rigorous quality control and lean manufacturing methods.