The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. specializes in precision machining for metallic and non-metallic products. We are a build-to-print facility and are solution focused to meet all of our customer’s aerospace, commercial, and defense needs.
Our precision machining centers are perfect for small to medium sized parts. We are experienced in handling a wide range of metals (including titanium), as well as, cloth, foam, plastic, silicone, rubber, and composite materials.
Our Seattle facility utilizes multi-palleted precision machining centers for high-volume runs and lights-out-manufacturing. We also specialize in quick-turn, one-off, and high-touch parts.
Our manufacturing facilities utilizes the latest CAD/CAM programming including CATIA V5 3D and MasterCam to ensure we meet their customer’s unique requirements.
State-Of-The-Art Versatility
The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. provides its customers with advanced precision machining and fabrication services. Because of the range of technologies we utilize, we’re able to deliver high-quality solutions in low or high volumes.
- Conventional and CNC (Computer Numerically Controlled) Machining
- Injection Molding
- Radio Frequency Sealing and Welding
- Sub and Final Assembly
- Conventional and CNC Shearing
- Metal Fabrication and Riveting
- Non-Metallic Machining
- Sawing
- Breakform
- Conventional and CNC Turning
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