10/15/2026
Somewhere overhead right now, there’s an aircraft flying on parts that started on a table just like this one.
This is our fluid cell press. A flat aluminum blank goes over the tool, the tray slides in, and oil pressure takes over, pushing the metal down and around every contour the way a water balloon settles into whatever it’s holding. When the pressure releases, out comes a formed part up to six feet long. With two trays, one is always forming while the other is being unloaded and reloaded, so the work keeps moving.
But look at the sign on the right. Keep them flying. FOD free. Foreign object debris is anything that doesn’t belong near an aircraft, and something as small as a loose bolt or a stray rag can ground a jet. That’s why our floor stays clean, our tools stay accounted for, and every part gets treated like someone’s life depends on it. Because it does.