TMCO’s concept-to-completion manufacturing processes eliminate the need to send parts and materials for additional third-party processing, which results in shorter lead times and greater control over the life cycle of your part.
From sheet metal and tube fabrication to machining, welding, powder coating, and assembly, let TMCO’s wide-ranging expertise and technological advantages be your outsourced competitive advantage.
You have a product vision. At TMCO, we partner with you to bring that product vision to reality, delivering efficiencies benefiting your bottom line. Count on our engineering team to deliver manufacturability solutions. Our detailed processes and precision technologies produce your parts and components to exacting standards. Whether you need machining, metal fabrication, assembly, welding, powder coating, or a combination of all of these services, TMCO is your turn-key manufacturing center.
Our engineers work hard to ensure your project’s success. Rely on our team to solve tough problems and optimize your manufacturing projects.
TMCO’s advanced CNC turning and milling operations machine multiple surfaces in one run – on one machine. Let us precisely produce your next complex part.
Bend It, cut It, shape It. Our metal fabrication shop has the expertise and technology to quickly handle projects of all sizes.
TMCO’s state-of-the-art 3D tube laser cutting and CNC tube bending technologies produce the tightest tolerances, all while shortening your lead time.
Our welders and robotic operations are at the forefront of welding innovation. The skilled craftsmanship produces superior weld quality, optimizing structural integrity and durability.
Our sophisticated powder coating options expand your color palette and texture options. A large project powder coat booth and conveyor-driven line are available to produce durable and vibrant powder coat finishes.
Whether your project has 1,000 pieces or just a few, our assembly team expertly brings together your final product.
Proudly ISO 9001- 2015 certified, quality is our top priority.
Put your skills to work and make a meaningful impact.
1st and 2nd Shift Full Time
1st Shift Full Time
Lincoln, NE, US Full Time
1st Shift 7:00am-5:00pm
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