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Numet Machining Techniques
Numet Machining Techniques manufactures aerospace engine components for the aerospace and defense sectors. Its products include blades, vanes, seal segments,...
Numet Machining Techniques
Numet Machining Techniques manufactures aerospace engine components for the aerospace and defense sectors. Its products include blades, vanes, seal segments, and housings for military and commercial aircraft engines, as well as industrial gas turbines. The company serves the military aerospace, commercial aerospace, general defense, and industrial sectors, and is based in Orange, Connecticut, where it was founded in 1984.
General information
Firm type
Aerospace and Defense
Year founded
1984
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Chandler
Corporate office
Chandler, AZ, United States
Additional offices
Anaheim, CA · Chester, CT
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What does Numet Machining Techniques actually manufacture?
Numet produces complex, tight-tolerance metal components for aerospace and defense applications. The firm's core competencies include five-axis CNC milling, multi-axis turning, and EDM on superalloys such as titanium, Inconel, and hardened stainless steels. Typical end uses are airframe structural parts and rotating engine-path components for military and commercial platforms.
What is Numet's geographic footprint and why does it matter?
Numet operates facilities in Chandler, Arizona; Anaheim, California; and Chester, Connecticut. Each location sits within a key defense-industrial corridor—Arizona's Tier 1 aerospace cluster, Southern California's large-parts and space-launch supply chain, and Connecticut's precision machining hub for jet engines. This distributed footprint gives Numet proximity to major primes and qualification as a second-source supplier for surge-capacity requirements.
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