pattern development

American Stitchco, Inc. is a US cut-and-sew manufacturer based in Mountain Home, Arkansas, with over 40 years of experience. It provides industrial sewing, embroidery, screen printing, CNC fabric cutting and digitizing, product design and prototyping, and RF, heat, and sonic sealing. The company also offers warehousing, assembly, and fulfillment services and serves automotive, aerospace, apparel, defense, oil and gas, and other sectors.

assemblyCNC digitizingCNC fabric cuttingembroideryfulfillmentheat sealingindustrial sewingprototypingRF sealingscreen printingsonic weldingwarehousing

Atlas Foundry Company, Inc. is a privately held jobbing and production gray iron foundry located in Marion, Indiana, about 60 miles northeast of Indianapolis. Established in 1893 as Marion Gray Iron Foundry by M. F. Gartland and Associates, it was incorporated under its present name in 1922 and has remained owned and operated by the Gartland family. It produces Class 25, 30, and 35 Gray Iron Castings weighing from 1/2 to 50 lbs using Disamatic automatic molding machines.

castingcoatingDisamatic moldinggreen sand moldinggrindinghardness testingheat treatingmachiningmetal testingprototypingsand testingshot blastingspectrometer testingtensile strength testingtumblingultrasonic thickness measurement

Omega Corporation is the parent brand behind two manufacturers, Omega Castings and Omega Tool & Machine, headquartered in Battle Creek, Michigan. Omega Castings, founded in 1975 by Robert Cutshall, produces alloy castings and assemblies, including cast link belts, drive drums, support rolls, idler rolls, return rolls, pins, and custom castings for the heat treat industry. Omega Tool & Machine provides precision machining and tooling.

3d PrintingCAD drawing/designcasting simulationfailure analysisfinite element analysisno bake/airset castingprecision machiningrepair servicessand mold castingshell mold castingtool designtooling