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Machine & fabrication shop · Poughkeepsie, New York

Marine machining, billet to powder coat.

Technical Precision machines and fabricates parts for boats: hardware, brackets, plates, fittings and one-off replacements. CNC machines, punching, press brake bending, welding and wide-belt sanding are all in the shop, and powder coating is done in the same building.

Boats come first here, but the shop also makes parts for cars, aircraft, brewery equipment, scientific instruments and just about anything else made of metal.

A Ø3.000 1.750 .250 3X Ø.201 THRU CSK Ø.42 × 82° ON Ø2.250 B.C. Ø1.000 × 1.500 DEEP Ø.250 DRAIN THRU R.06 TOP VIEW SECTION A–A ISOMETRIC NOTES: 1. EXAMPLE PART DRAWN FOR THIS WEBSITE. NOT A CUSTOMER DRAWING. 2. DIMENSIONS IN INCHES. 3. BREAK ALL SHARP EDGES.
Example drawing: stanchion base (TP-EX-101), top view, half section and isometric. Drawn for this website, not a customer drawing. See it in 3D below.

Sheet 02 · Marine work

Parts for boats, made in one shop.

Salt water, vibration and sun are hard on hardware. When a bracket cracks, a cleat pulls loose or a part simply isn't made anymore, Technical Precision can machine a new one from solid stock, form and weld it from plate, and finish it with powder coat without it leaving the building.

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Parts list · boat parts the shop can make

ItemPartTypical process
1Cleats, chocks & bollardsCNC machining
2Rail & stanchion basesCNC machining, drilling
3Transom, electronics & accessory bracketsPunching, bending, welding
4Backing plates & mounting platesPunching, drilling, sanding
5Shaft couplings, flanges & spacersCNC machining, drilling
6Hinges, hatch hardware & coversPunching, bending, welding
7Fittings & adapter blocksCNC machining, tapping
8Replacements for parts no longer madeWhatever the part needs

Sheet 03 · Example parts

Example parts in 3D.

Spin them, switch views and display styles, and read the dimensions. Marine parts come first, followed by a few from the other industries the shop works in.

NOTE These are original example parts designed for this website to show what the shop's processes can make. They are not customer parts or customer drawings.

Drag to rotate · Right-drag, Shift-drag or two fingers to pan · Pinch or Ctrl + scroll to zoom · Double-click to reset

Sheet 04 · Capabilities

Machined, punched, bent, welded, finished.

Every step from raw stock to a coated part happens under one roof, so a job doesn't bounce between vendors.

A

CNC machining

CNC machines cut parts from solid billet: profiles, pockets, bores and faces milled from bar and plate stock.

B

Drilling & tapping

Drilled, counterbored, countersunk and tapped holes, from a single mounting hole to a full grid of threaded holes.

C

Punching

Punching machines put holes, slots and cutouts in sheet metal quickly and repeatably, ready for bending.

D

Press brake bending

Press brake bending turns flat, punched blanks into brackets, channels, angles and enclosures.

E

Welding

Welded brackets, frames and assemblies, with gussets, tabs and fittings joined right in the shop.

F

Wide-belt sanding

A wide-belt sander takes flat parts to a clean, even surface with a straight, uniform grain, and knocks down burrs.

G

Powder coating

A powder coater in the same building finishes parts in a durable coat, so machined and fabricated parts come back finished from one stop.

Sheet 05 · Routing

From billet to powder coat.

Every job gets a routing: the list of operations it goes through. Pick the steps your part needs, or start from a preset, then send the routing with your quote request.

Presets
Routing sheet. Check the operations your part needs.
OpOperationDescriptionUse
010ReviewSend a drawing, sketch or sample part. Material, quantity and finish are confirmed before work starts.Always
030CNC machineBillet parts milled from bar or plate on the shop's CNC machines.
040Drill & tapHoles drilled, counterbored, countersunk and threaded.
050PunchHoles, slots and cutouts punched in flat sheet.
060BendFlanges, angles and channels formed on the press brake.
070WeldGussets, tabs, frames and fittings welded together.
080Sand & grainFlat parts run through the wide-belt sander for an even finish.
090Powder coatCoated in the same building. No trucking parts across town.
100Final checkParts checked against your drawing and packed up.Always

Sheet 06 · About

A Poughkeepsie machine shop.

Technical Precision Corp. is a machine shop at 22 Commerce St. in Poughkeepsie, New York, in Dutchess County.

The shop runs CNC machines for billet work, alongside punching machines, press brakes, welding and a wide-belt sander. A powder coater works in the same building, so a part can go from raw stock to a finished coat in one stop.

Marine work leads. Past work also includes parts for IBM and for brewery equipment, scientific equipment, aircraft and cars.

Company
Technical Precision Corp.
Address
22 Commerce St., Poughkeepsie, NY 12603
County
Dutchess County, New York
President
David Sauter
Phone
(845) 473-0548
Email
To be added
Hours
To be added
Founded
To be added
Equipment
CNC machines · punching · press brakes · welding · wide-belt sander
Finishing
Powder coating in the same building

Sheet 07 · Industries

Boats first. Not boats only.

Marine work leads, but the same machines and the same people make parts for a lot of other trades.

Past work includes parts made for IBM.

Sheet 08 · Request for quote

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