SMT Manufacturing & Supply, LLC produces machined parts and assemblies to our customer's specifications with high precision tolerances and automotive cosmetics. Success in the field of precision machining requires a certain uniqueness. Our commitment to total customer service is "system oriented", emphasizing a long-term relationship wherein open communications result in continuous improvements in engineering, manufacturing processes, quality conformance, and bottom line costing. Our customer becomes part of our team right from the start of the quote, working directly with our engineering, processing, tooling and quality staff to clearly establish requirements and optimal procedures. We emphasize prevention of problems, not repair.
We work with our customers to create a true partnership and look at total cost and benefits such as shortened lead times by working with us as their "complete" supplier. Our approach to the manufacturing process is to create a flow-through structure, starting with the arrangement of a "cell", so all operations carried out on the part are completed in one handling, with no queuing or transfer to another piece of equipment. In many cases we can also perform additional processes such as pressing bearings as part of the cell function. We also continually acquire technologically advanced equipment with higher levels of efficiency. Included in our capabilities is the design and building of tools and fixtures on-site, completely within our control. We include in our scope of operations assemblies, sub-assemblies, and families of parts. We can also arrange the procurement of raw materials and castings, and contract for outside finishing services such as heat-treat, plating, and painting.
Because of the rapidly changing environment in our industry, such as high-speed machining, vacuum work holding, tooling insert improvements, geometric tolerances, statistical process control requirements, and precision metrology, we conduct ongoing operator training both in-house and at training centers. We train the production crew in how to be constructively critical of their work quality, minimize waste of all kinds, and strive for constant improvements.
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(2) 2001 Mitsubishi FX20 Wire EDM (Submersible)
2000 Haas SL 30
Ikegai TU26
Webb Manual Lathe
2014 Haas VF4
2006 Haas VM1 Moldmaker (1)
2004 VF1 Mill
1996 VF3 Mill
2002 Hansford Davis Keyseater