Description

Northern Machining, established in 1986, is a precision machining and manufacturing company located in Norfolk, New York, just 30 miles from the Canadian border in St. Lawrence County. Operating from a 7,000 square foot facility equipped with a loading dock and a 5-ton crane, the company employs a skilled workforce of 10 dedicated professionals. Northern Machining is recognized as one of New York’s most reliable machine shops, serving a broad geographic area including Plattsburgh, Rochester, Watertown, Syracuse, Albany, and extending services to surrounding states such as Pennsylvania, Connecticut, New Hampshire, and Vermont, as well as national and global clients. The company specializes in a wide range of machining services including CNC Turning, CNC Milling, Super Finishing, Welding and Fabrication, Grinding, Inspection, Multi-Tasking Machining, Contract Manufacturing, and Engineering. Northern Machining utilizes state-of-the-art engineering software to produce detailed 2D and 3D CAD drawings, supporting custom project requirements from concept through production. Their manufacturing capabilities are enhanced by investments in multiple CNC lathes, CNC mills, and multi-tasking machines that ensure precision, quick turnaround, and cost efficiency. Northern Machining serves diverse industries such as aerospace, energy, manufacturing, newspaper manufacturing, racing, medical, natural gas and pipeline, and automotive sectors. The company prides itself on a strong commitment to quality, with a shop foreman appointed to inspect all work to meet stringent customer tolerances and specifications. To meet high demand and tight deadlines, the team is flexible with extended shifts. Long-term partnerships with notable companies like Siemens Energy, Alcoa, NuMED, and Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory highlight Northern Machining’s reputation for excellence and reliability. The company’s focus on precision, quality, and customer satisfaction has been instrumental in building enduring client relationships and maintaining a competitive edge in the machining industry.