Phillips Precision News
Phillips Precision, Inc. has been recognized for keeping pace with the technology and training needed to serve our customers. In addition to speaking at community colleges, and sitting on advisory boards to promote manufacturing careers, we encourage the development of the Route 140 corridor in Boylston, MA.
Phillips Precision, Inc. is also a laboratory of sorts and has turned out several inventions, primarily in the field of manufacturing work holding.
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4 questions with Steven Phillips, President of Phillips Precision, Inc. and co-owner of The Pitbull Clamp Co., Inc. Inventor of The Pitbull Clamp. -
4 questions with Catherine Phillips, Business Manager and co-owner of Phillips Precision, Inc. and The Pitbull Clamp Co., Inc.
Brand New State-of-the-Art Facility
Phillips Precision, Inc. moved into its brand-new 9,000 square foot facility in February of 2009. The building is laid out according to lean principles to create efficient workflow. Read more about our facility
Notable Links
- CMM Inspection work holding invented at Phillips Precision: leaninspection.com
- Pitbull Clamp Low-profile work holding invented at Phillips Precision: www.pitbullclamp.com
- Mass-TEC: masstec.org
- MassMEP: massmep.org
- The Foundation of the Fabricators & Manufacturers Association, Intl.® (NBT): www.nutsandboltsfoundation.org
Testimonial of a Client
“The service you provide for us is impeccable. The fixtures you design are creative, affordable, and have enhanced the productivity in our inspection department.”
-- Wayne Loomer, Quality Manager Hologic
Phillips Precision in the News
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Trying times can often cultivate the greatest inspiration. The result: A variety of economical holding accessories for high-tech machines that measure and inspect precision-machined parts. - Precisely the Right Layout for Phillips Precision. Even in a down year, Phillips Precision brought in eighteen new customers and maintained their sales from the previous year due to their diligent sales and marketing efforts.
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Speakers at this morning's State of Business breakfast sponsored by the Wachusett Chamber of Commerce pointed to the ways that employers are focusing on innovation to keep moving forward, but also to the limits of cutting-edge businesses as an economic driver.
- Problem Solved At Phillips Precision. No project is too small for growing Boylston job shop.
- 12 New Grads For Worcester InnerCity Entrepreneurs.
- In 2003, Onex Communications of Bedford got a message that no start-up company, let alone a manufacturer, wants to get: it owed the state $136,175 in back taxes plus interest and penalties.
- Three Central Massachusetts manufacturers will expand and create 57 new jobs as a result of winning a share of $19.1 million in tax exempt bond financing from MassDevelopment.
- The Massachusetts High Tech Council ranks the state’s communities for their friendliness to technology-based businesses.
One municipality making the most dramatic rise was Boylston. What has Boylston done to earn the new position?
- Riding The Rising Tide In Hudson. Just a couple of weeks ago, heavy rain and rising floodwaters threatened the Lincoln Tool & Machine Corp. building in Hudson.