A History of Solving Problems

Our facility in Smithfield, Rhode Island

Precision Turned Components (PTC) has been solving problems since 1942.  We turn stainless steel and brass to tight tolerances serving the microwave connector industry.  In 1998, PTC became a subsidiary of Groov-Pin Corporation and added production of fittings and precision hardware.

We operate a range of multispindle, single-spindle and secondary machines to produce complex parts ranging in diameter from .093" to 1.625" in quantities ranging from 5,000 to 5 million pieces.

The quality system in our 20,000 SF facility in Smithfield, RI is ISO 9001:2000 certified.

We are committed to satisfy the needs of our customers fully by solving component problems and reducing overall costs with our high-quality precision turned components.

Delivery performance and responsiveness are top priorities. We provide competitive lead times and stocking solutions for a wide variety of products with special requirements.

We strive for good communication with our customers, particularly for special needs. Through technical and direct sales support, we ensure smooth introductions of new components. Contact customer service for an initial quote.

For a detailed discussion of performance factors and design alternatives, prints can be e-mailed or faxed to Engineering.

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