Turn your prints into parts. From a single prototype to a thousand-piece production run, we deliver the tight tolerances you demand.
IronMann Industries is a precision machine shop serving the industrial and manufacturing sectors of Mid-Michigan. We utilize advanced CNC turning and milling to produce complex components with speed and accuracy. Whether you need to reverse-engineer an obsolete part or launch a new product line, we are your manufacturing partner.
One-Offs and Proof of Concept We work closely with engineers and product developers to turn CAD drawings into physical reality. We understand that speed and communication are critical during the development phase.
Rapid Prototyping: Quick turnaround on single parts to test fit and function.
Design Feedback: We provide “Design for Manufacturing” (DFM) feedback to help you lower costs before full production.
Material Versatility: Machining aluminum, steel, stainless, brass, and industrial plastics.
Small to Medium Batch Manufacturing. Need 50, 500, or 5,000 parts? We are set up for efficient short-run and medium-run production.
Consistent Quality: Our CNC setup ensures every part is identical to the first.
Contract Manufacturing: Reliable supply chain support for local manufacturers.
Competitive Pricing: Low overhead allows us to be competitive on batch orders without sacrificing quality.
We Fix “Bad Batches”. Did another supplier mess up your order? Don’t scrap the whole lot. We specialize in Production Rework to save your inventory.
The Service: We can re-machine, drill, tap, or modify existing parts that were manufactured out of spec.
The Value: We salvage your investment and keep your assembly line moving when mistakes happen elsewhere.
Shafts, Bushings & Wear Parts. When a machine goes down, you can’t wait weeks for an OEM replacement. We machine replacement parts in-house to get you back up and running.
Shaft Repair: Turning down worn shafts and sleeving them or machining new ones from scratch.
Custom Bushings: Turning custom bronze, steel, or nylon bushings to fit worn bores.
Reverse Engineering: We can measure a broken part and machine a brand-new replica.
