With over 50 years of success, Elco Machine Company continues to be the preferred supplier of precision manufactured components to a wide variety of industries. Our motto of "Quality and Service" is the heart of our culture at Elco Machine Company.
These values are the driving force as we work closely with Manufacturers, Designers, Engineers, Production Managers and Purchasing Professionals to create the most cost-effective solutions to machined component requirements in both metals and plastics.Our passionate attention to detail and responsive support extends to streamlining your logistics by being an honest, agile, on-time, and rock-solid supply chain partner.
These values are the driving force as we work closely with Manufacturers, Designers, Engineers, Production Managers and Purchasing Professionals to create the most cost-effective solutions to machined component requirements in both metals and plastics.Our passionate attention to detail and responsive support extends to streamlining your logistics by being an honest, agile, on-time, and rock-solid supply chain partner.
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CNC Turning is a machining process that uses computer controlled single-point cutting tools to remove material from the rotating workpiece. Elco Machine has a long history of turning, from yesterday's manual lathes and automatic screw machines to today's CNC turning centers.
We have decades of experience turning cylindrical parts from round, hex, or square bars with external and internal features such as grooves, tapers, knurls, barbs, bores, broaches, and threads.When requested, we can help you optimize your design for the most functionally cost-effective process possible.
We have decades of experience turning cylindrical parts from round, hex, or square bars with external and internal features such as grooves, tapers, knurls, barbs, bores, broaches, and threads.When requested, we can help you optimize your design for the most functionally cost-effective process possible.
1967: Aerospace Machinist Edwin Lea bought a one-man manufacturing operation in Burbank CA, and the Ed Lea Co. (Elco) was born. As Ed's attention to quality and service brought an increase in demand, machines were added and Ed's son Carl Lea joined the business. 1983: Shortly after the move, John Boitel was hired and groomed to Ed and Carl's exacting level of quality and customer service.
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Andrea B.
Mar 10, 2011
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These guys are great! John, who I am presuming is the boss, is a real nice guy, too. I had an obsolete car part that needed resurfacing badly. He placed it in this machine and in about a minute he had it done and ready to install, didn't even charge me, as it was a quick and easy job. Now I can put my old car back together without having to buy an expensive obsolete part! Thanks guys for making this possible!
