American Machine Shops Network Grows to Over 600 Job Shops Offering Custom Manufacturing Solutions Locally, Nationally and Worldwide

Oxford, MA, December 16, 2010 --(PR.com)-- MFGpartners.net, the American Machine Shops Network, a trade association for US-based job shops, foundries and contract manufacturers founded by Oxford resident Donald LaBelle, CEO of Industrial Leaders introduced its 600th machine shop now profiled on the AMSN website. The company said the shops reviewed specialize in precision CNC machining services, plastic machining, rapid prototyping, precision metal parts, made-to-order components and parts, metal fabrication as well as all forms of welding, forging, extrusion, waterjet cutting, bending, shearing, CNC milling, CNC turning, lathe work, metal finishing and other custom manufacturing services at http://mfgpartners.net/precision-cnc-machining-services.

According to Maria Santos, spokeswoman for MFGpartners.net, the trade association intends to reach over 1,000 American machine shops by the summer of 2011 with emphasis on vendors specializing in custom parts, castings and precision metal machining at http://mfgpartners.net/precision-metal-machining-services. Santos said MFGpartners.net also reviews, profiles and markets jobbing shops and other providers of custom and contract manufacturing services offering fabricated metal parts and finished products made from various materials such as stainless steel, aluminum, sheet metal, carbon steel, Monel®, Inconel®, copper, bronze, nickel alloy, exotic metals as well as many types of plastics.

“MFGpartners.net is committed in providing complete manufacturing solutions for domestic and foreign companies sourcing made-to-order parts and components delivered on time from qualified and experienced vendors approved by the American Machine Shops Network,” said Santos. She added, “AMSN accepts request-for-quotes (RFQs) for both short and long production runs from single piece prototypes to thousands of pieces utilizing conventional machining or CNC precision machining technology based on the customer's blueprint, photo or drawing.” Santos went on to say the trade association connects buyers and suppliers of machine shop services free-of-charge and gladly welcomes price quotes from local, national and worldwide companies, government organizations, engineers, inventors and others.

About MFGpartners.net

MFGpartners.net is the American Machine Shops Network (AMSN), a trade association and membership site for locating and interacting with US-based manufacturers of made-to-order machined parts and components. The site is designed to help companies, engineers and others find the most suitable machine shop specializing in machining, fabrication and other custom manufacturing services at http://www.MFGpartners.net/rfq.html

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