About Temco Tool
Temco Tool makes precision, machined parts for the aerospace, aircraft, commercial, medical, military, and semiconductor industries. Their client list includes such companies as: BAE Systems, Teradyne Connection Systems, Spectra Inc., and Velcro USA just to name a few.
The company was formed in 1963 by Frances Gagne fabricating tool and die parts. Today, it is owned by his son, Norman Gagne, who is also the President. Norman purchased the company in in 1980 and moved it to Manchester, NH.
Over the years Temco has steadily grown to 30 employees working two shifts. Much of the personnel consists of CNC machinists, EDM specialists and toolmakers.
Temco Tool is housed in a 28,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility. Machining areas are all climate controlled with filtration systems for machining hazardous material. A clean shop is a priority at Temco.
The shop features the latest Computer Numerically Controlled Machines and three kinds of Electrical Discharge Machining: Wire EDM, Ram EDM (conventional EDM), and Small Hole EDM. Electrical Discharge Machining can be utilized for extreme high precision machining of complex shapes or difficult materials.
Temco will fabricate a prototype part as well as manufacturing production quantities. Temco uses Mastercam (CAD/CAM) and will accept IGES, DXF, DWG, Pro Engineer, STEP and CDL files. They also have an assortment of traditional tool and die machines and other equipment.
Temco has a separate room for inspection where all parts produced in the shop are checked for accuracy by computer or optically and then documented.
