Arch Global Precision

Arch targets tightly regulated and high-tolerance supply chains. ARCH Medical Solutions focuses on orthopedic and dental implants, surgical instruments, and robotic-assisted surgery components. ARCH Cutting Tools serves aerospace, defense, energy, and general industrial customers with consumable precision-cutting products. The firm's website also tags semiconductor manufacturing as an area of market expertise.

The firm consolidates acquired precision-machining companies beneath two operating divisions — ARCH Medical Solutions and ARCH Cutting Tools — rather than leaving them as fully independent subsidiaries. Its public materials emphasize shared access to CNC technology investment, engineering talent, and centralized business development. The operating footprint exceeds 350,000 square feet of US-based manufacturing space.

Arch’s corporate website describes itself as providing 'financial strength, capacity, and scalability' to its operating companies, but it discloses no fund structure, limited partners, or named principals that would confirm a private equity model. The ownership backing the platform — whether family capital, institutional, or manager equity — remains unstated on the primary-source record.

All facilities referenced on the firm’s website are described as American-based, supporting design-for-manufacturability work from prototype through full production domestically. No international plant locations are listed, though the contact form suggests the capacity to serve global OEM customers from its US plants.

Arch applies a holding-company framework to a fragmented sector, permanently buying and operating precision shops under branded divisional umbrellas rather than flipping assets. The firm offers vertically integrated services including finishing and technical mechanical assembly alongside machining, which its marketing frames as a 'unified approach' for OEMs seeking single-source supply-chain partners.