Located in the Machine Shop of the World AKA: Milwaukee, WI, Allis Manufacturing Corp. provides custom machining, fabrication, painting, and assembly services for prototyping and small volume production of large and small machined components for over 13 different global industries. We machine a variety of parts, weighing from a fraction of an ounce to 26,000 lbs. Our CAD/CAM controlled CNC milling (both vertical and horizontal), turning, boring, and grinding machines deliver complete precision machining services to suit diverse and precise customer requirements. Journeymen machinists and toolmakers at Allis Mfg. Corp. work together with the customer to machine quality custom parts for OEM manufacturers. Emergency repair for legacy OEM industrial parts, full rebuilding of OEM equipment, and full assembly of new equipment is one of our specialties. New engraving and painting services added in 2020 to further serve the ingoing needs of our customers. With our project management experience, internal capabilities and our supply chain partners through SE WI, we provide solutions as a one stop shop for your sourcing needs.
Allis Manufacturing Corp.的外部链接
647 S 94th Place
US，WI，Milwaukee，53214
8 month lead time for a replacement ball screw got you down? 48 hour turnaround with greater functionality than its OEM state. Our website is open 24 hours a day to take your RFQ’s!
Less than 48 hours ago, this ball screw was frozen and had an 8 month lead time. Today it is ready for reinstalling stronger than its OEM form and for a lot less than you think. #LFPM #Ballscrew #Repair
It has always been said that there are certain jobs in the world that you do not want to go to the lowest bidder. Pilots and surgeons for sure, but we’ll include custom precision manufacturing with machining, fabrication, and assembly as the third.
Confucius's statement that "The room is always smarter than the individual" is why we built the project center where our team can collaborate with your team about the vision for success and the reality of manufacturability and supply chain constraints. You can learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gDkAp9dx
An article from our CEO Peter C. Rathmann posted in May '24 and first sketched on a white board in 2018 describes how to make sure your project can stay on point by navigating the nebula of suck and controlling what you can control both as the customer and the supplier. https://lnkd.in/gTheeptj
The MRO stork dropped off a hot mess for us to rework and rehabilitate today. The first person to guess (other than the customer) what product this machine is used produce and package before this Friday Noon, Jason Ellingson will drop off a box of Cranky's finest for your Monday AM meeting.
When the part is too large for the welding table and the machines, you put the welder/machinist into the part and then make sure he can reach the equipment and has plenty of water until lunch time. #Milwaukee #Manufacturing
For those of you following our co-development of a closer device for correctional facilities, we have our first project bid and are taking RFQ's for additional projects. Check out https://lnkd.in/gJp7jNjc for additional specifications and contact information.
We are happy to announce we are ready to take RFQ's for individual and sets of Cell Front and Corridor Devices for new projects and retrofit projects throughout North America.
From the “Machine Shop of The World”, we love being the destination for work that others can’t or won’t take on like this project for a turboalternator which will be used to recover energy from waste heat to combat rising energy costs. #Milwaukee #Machining