Heelman
CNC turning, milling and precision component manufacturing for businesses across a range of industries
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Heelman
Heelman manufactures precision turned and milled parts, engineering components and prototypes. Services include small- and medium-batch production and reverse engineering from customer drawings or samples.
The company serves customers across industries including automotive and decorative products, producing parts in stainless steel, non-ferrous metals and engineering plastics. It is a privately owned machine shop based in Ludlow and has operated there since 1982.
Product: CNC-machined turned and milled components, prototypes, small-batch parts and reverse-engineering services.
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