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Made in America — Celebrating America’s 250th with precision metal manufacturing proudly rooted in the USA since 1938.
ISO 9001:2015 Certified — Audited quality management for fabrication and assemblies, since 2019.
Why Manufacturers Partner With Aldine
- Quality, made in America parts, delivered on time
- ISO 9001:2015 certified process, audited since 2019
- Engineering collaboration from concept through fabrication
- Tight tolerances and part to part consistency
- Material traceability and mill test reports, available on request
- First Article Inspection reports (FAI/FAIR) available on request
- Fabrication through assembly, one team from start to finish
- 3rd generation, family owned and operated reliability
- Serving the Northeast region since 1938
30,000 Square Feet of Fabrication & Assembly
Located in New Milford, Connecticut, our facility is ISO 9001:2015 certified for fabrication and assembly. See our capabilities and equipment below.
Key Capabilities:
Key Equipment:
- 9000W Amada fiber laser with load/unload automation
- 2000W Amada C1 turret/laser combination with load/unload automation
- Six Amada CNC press brakes, 44 to 220 ton
- Handheld fiber laser welding, plus full MIG, TIG, spot, and stud welding equipment
- Automated hardware insertion: including Haeger and Pemserter presses, most with auto feed
- Roll bending, forming rollers, deburring, and grinding: including vibratory deburring, surface and tool grinding machinery
- ISO 9001:2015 quality department: including granite surface plates, height gages, micrometers, gage blocks, thread gages and more
Full List of Services and Products
Quality People, Quality Parts
Aldine Metal Products is a third-generation, family-owned manufacturer. Our experienced team members bring collaboration and consistent quality control to every job we run.
Featured Project: From a Blank Page to a Data Center
The Challenge: A Connecticut startup came to us with an idea for cooling airflow around a data center. No drawings, no models, nothing built yet.
The Solution: Over roughly three years, our engineers worked alongside theirs, sharing designs and refining the approach together. That collaboration became the Telus data center in Rimouski, Quebec.
