The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc.’s capabilities for structural assembly range from small sub-assemblies to large complex bench top assemblies.

Our mechanical assembly teams have the expertise to tackle our customer’s most complex mechanical assemblies.  Our expertise includes:

  • Riveting
  • Bonding
  • Bolting
  • Bearing installation
A photo of an assembled part made at the Lighthouse
A photo of a large aerospace assembly part made at the Lighthouse
A photo of an assembled part made at the Lighthouse
A photo of an assembled part made at the Lighthouse
A photo of an assembled part made at the Lighthouse
A sheet metal assembly part manufactured at the Lighthouse
Machined part manufactured at the Lighthouse

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