Metal, made
to exacting
tolerance.

Alron Corporation began with a simple standard: do the work right, every time. Over thirty-six years that standard built a shop where certified welders, seasoned machinists, and a programmer who knew every machine on the floor turned raw steel into parts the region depended on.

The revenue came from the craft — welding and machining done to a tolerance most shops couldn't hold. When the doors closed in 2013, it left behind a record of precision earned one job at a time.