Industry Expertise For Diversified Markets.
Fifty years building components for sectors where one bad part shuts down a plant, a platform, or a mission.
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A turbine casing, a submarine component, and a steel mill drive assembly may have little in common, but the customers who rely on them share the same three requirements: a partner with the capacity to handle the part, a quality system that stands up to audit, and a delivery schedule they can count on. Norwest Precision was built to meet all three, at a scale few North American manufacturers can match.
With seven plants and 350,000 square feet of production space, our machining, fabrication, finishing, and assembly teams work to the documentation, traceability, and inspection requirements of every sector we serve. Whether a drawing calls for nuclear specifications, defense classification, or standard production tolerances, it follows the same disciplined process, carried out by the same experienced team of 300 professionals.
SERVICES WE PROVIDE:
Serial and custom production capabilities tailored to the uncompromising standards of global industrial leaders.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about our capabilities, certifications and lead times. If yours is not here, ask us directly.
Do you work to industry-specific standards and specifications?
Yes. We are ISO 9001:2015 registered and routinely build to customer specifications, defense documentation requirements, and nuclear traceability standards. Send us the applicable spec with your print, and we will confirm compliance in the quote.
Can you handle nuclear and defense work?
Yes. Both sectors are core to our business. We maintain the material traceability, certification packages and record-keeping those programs require, and we support customer and third-party source inspection at any point in the build.
What size components can you handle for heavy industry?
We regularly handle parts ranging from hand-sized to the size of a school bus. With 80-ton overhead cranes, 25 feet of clearance below the crane bridge, and 160,000 lbs of total lifting capacity, we take on components most shops have to decline.
Do you machine exotic and hard-to-cut alloys?
Yes. We routinely work with stainless steel, alloy steels, nickel-based superalloys, and other difficult materials common in oil and gas, power generation, and aerospace, including thin-wall and long-lead forgings and castings.
Do you support repair and overhaul, or only new production?
Both. We reverse engineer legacy components, remanufacture worn assemblies and reproduce obsolete parts where original drawings no longer exist.
Which industries do you ship to?
We manufacture for OEM customers across Canada, the United States, and internationally from our head office at 460 Signet Drive in Toronto, Ontario.