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NEW ENGLAND WIRE TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION
NEW ENGLAND WIRE TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION
Lisbon, New Hampshire
100-499 employees
New England Wire Technologies is a privately held, employee stock ownership company with a rich history dating back to 1898 - we are the original U.S. Litz Wire manufacturer. Our Lisbon, NH facilities consist of over 385,000 square feet of manufacturing, quality/testing, tooling/machine fabrication and office space. We are an ISO9001:2015 registered company with more than 400 employees operating three shifts, five days a week. Whether working with customer supplied specification or designing to a unique requirement, New England Wire Technologies’ design teams develop innovative, one-of-a-kind wire and cable solutions. On-site manufacturing processes include wire drawing, plating, braid, cabling, insulating, and extrusion services. And, since all of our proprietary equipment and tooling is designed and built in-house, we have complete control while also offering quick modifications when needed. Through true vertical integration of manufacturing processes our customers'​ design-to-market curve is the shortest in the industry. Call our technical sales staff at 603-838-6624 or visit us online at www.newenglandwire.com.
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ELEKTRISOLA INCORPORATED
ELEKTRISOLA INCORPORATED
Boscawen, New Hampshire
100-499 employees
We are a privately-owned company founded in Germany in 1948. We are the world’s largest manufacturer of fine copper wire, with diverse products to include specialty enameled alloy wires, brass, silver-plated and silver wires. We are proud to design and manufacture our own machinery. The Elektrisola Group consists of facilities in the United States, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Mexico, Malaysia, and China. Elektrisola Incorporated employs exceptionally talented individuals with an impressive average length of service. Throughout our 40 year history in New Hampshire, there has never been a layoff. Our facility is nearly 6 acres in size with state of the art manufacturing, an exemplary safety record, and excellent working conditions. We are a 24/7 production operation with a family-oriented culture and fantastic benefits.
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CANAM BRIDGES US INC
CANAM BRIDGES US INC
Claremont, New Hampshire
100-499 employees
Canam-Bridges is a company based out of United States.
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Top Benefits
ALLARD NAZARIAN GROUP, INC.
ALLARD NAZARIAN GROUP, INC.
Manchester, New Hampshire
100-499 employees
Allard Nazarian Group, Inc. is a company based out of 124 Joliette Street, Manchester, New Hampshire, United States.
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Below Market
NEW ENGLAND PRECISION, INC.
NEW ENGLAND PRECISION, INC.
Randolph, Vermont
50-99 employees
New England Precision Valve is a mechanical or industrial engineering company based out of 533 W Demello Dr, Tiverton, Rhode Island, United States.
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Market Competitive
NORTHEASTERN SHEET METAL, INC.
NORTHEASTERN SHEET METAL, INC.
Goffstown, New Hampshire
25-49 employees
Northeastern Sheet Metal is New Englands premier manufacturer of Sheet Metal products and Accessories. NESM Manufacturers Round, Oval and Rectangular Ductwork in Galvanized, Stainless Steel, PCD Coated and Aluminum materials. NESM has a complete line of products including slips, drives, turning vane, and J Flange. Heavy gauge welded material is our speciality.
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LATVA MACHINE, LLC
LATVA MACHINE, LLC
Newport, New Hampshire
50-99 employees
Small privately owned Hub Zoned machine shop. Working with challenging materials, such as Molybdenum, Titanium and Inconels.
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Market Competitive
VERMONT WIRE FORM, INC.
VERMONT WIRE FORM, INC.
Chelsea, Vermont
1-24 employees
Manufacturers of stock and custom wire products, esp. safety pins, badge pins, drapery hardware, committed to providing quality goods at competitive prices, backed by exceptional customer service.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Leading
PCM INNOVATION, INC. DBA LUCAS INDUSTRIES
PCM INNOVATION, INC. DBA LUCAS INDUSTRIES
N. Springfield, Vermont
1-24 employees
Lucas Industries a PCM INNOVATION COMPANY is a Vermont based company with more than 40 years experience specializing in the design and fabrication of intricate tools, molds, models, parts and patterns for a vast array of industries. In that period of time we have evolved, adding new technologies, materials and processes that have enabled us to stand out as a leader in innovation, quality, reliability and customer satisfaction.
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Market Leading
NORTH HARTLAND TOOL CORP.
NORTH HARTLAND TOOL CORP.
North Hartland, Vermont
25-49 employees
North Hartland Tool Corporation is a leader in the design and manufacture of precision fixtures and gages.
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Top Benefits
NESM HOLDINGS, INC.
NESM HOLDINGS, INC.
Goffstown, New Hampshire
All Size Average employees
New Hampshire was one of the 13 original colonies of the United States and was founded in 1623. Additionally, New Hampshire became the 9th US state on June 21, 1788.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Below Market
MACY INDUSTRIES, INC.
MACY INDUSTRIES, INC.
Hooksett, New Hampshire
50-99 employees
Macy Industries (Hooksett, NH) has been growing since 1975. Founded by Marcel Mercier and now run by CEO Nick Mercier, Macy brings together experienced engineers and highly talented metal fabricators. To get started, schedule a meeting or get a free quote now! From industrial fabrications such as platforms and dust collectors, to more architectural items such as copper countertops and custom artwork, Macy has become known as a one-stop-shop for any metal need and provides all of their New England customers with a wide range of metal products. Like all successful companies, Macy has had to evolve significantly over time. Seven years ago, for example, Macy embarked on an exciting journey into the world of advanced composites and additive manufacturing (also known as 3D printing). At the time, the engineering team at Macy was approached by the United States Special Forces to develop a highly specialized new product. The “LAL-18 Project” as it was called began in 2010, in response to a USSOCOM requirement for a long-reach, lightweight, compact, transportable ladder for use in “extreme environmental and strategic conditions”. After extensive R&D, field, and lab testing, the final product was approved and has been fielded to USSOCOM units since early 2016. Macy’s solution was a retractable carbon fiber ladder that extends to 18 feet but weighs only 18 pounds, with its ultimate load capacity at over 1000 pounds! Now an established advanced composites manufacturer, Macy has recently created a high-tech spin off called Pilot Innovations (www.pilotinnovations.com). Pilot’s passion is solutions, or as Nick would say, “Unique solutions for unique clients.” He goes on to explain, “We solve problems for our customers with a combination of innovative design, rapid prototyping and quick-turn production. We’re agile, practical, and solutions oriented."​
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Market Competitive