A & J Electronics Corp

A & J Electronics Corp A & J Electronics was created in 1980 by husband and wife team Arthur and Jacqueline Marsilio. What initially started out as an at home electronic assembly business, quickly grew into both that and a full service machine shop, ...

A & J Electronics Corp A & J Electronics was created in 1980 by husband and wife team Arthur and Jacqueline Marsilio. What initially started out as an at home electronic assembly business, quickly grew into both that and a full service machine shop, necessary to support the fixtures and production aids required for assembly lines. In 1989, the business relocated to its own 10,500 square foot building, where the machine division grew quickly into its own, providing the assembly division, and numerous other customers, with the engineering and design, tools, dies, molds and fixtures they required. While the electronic assembly division has since downsized, with most electronic assembly production being moved to offshore companies, the machine shop division has grown steadily and is now the main focus of the company. We have always, and continue to, own our corner of the market, which is to provide exceptional service, extremely quick lead times and precision accuracy within extremely tight tolerances. A majority of the work we handle are designs and jobs that others have been unable to do. Processes Our company offers may varied abilities to our customers. While it is hard to put us into one box, some of the areas we operate are: engineering and design, milling, grinding, turning, plasma cutting, CNC plasma cutting, CNC milling, sinker electrical discharge machining (sinker EDM), wire electrical discharge machining (wire EDM), MIG welding, TIG welding, stick welding, fabricating weldments, HELI-ARC welding, mold making, prototyping, tool and die, manufacturing, tooling fixtures and production aids. Materials Depending on the application and customer specifications, we can create many items out of a varied range of materials. Some of the materials most often utilized are: aluminum, copper, brass, carbide, titanium, stainless, maraging steel (vascomax), A-2, O-1, D-2, tool steels, delrin, and other plastics. Equipment Our shop contains a wide variety of equipment, enabling us to provide our customers with a varied array of capabilities. Some of the equipment includes: traditional milling machines, grinding machines, optical comparator, multiple CNC milling machines, wire electrical discharge machines (wire EDM), sinker electrical discharge machine (sinker EDM), MIG welder, TIG welder, stick welder, and plasma cutter. These, coupled with our use of CAD/CAM software, enables us to turn your ideas into reality.