J&M Plating Wins Rockford Chamber Award
Firm received the Manufacturer of the Year award from Chamber of Commerce for efforts to grow and expand into new markets by investing in new technology.
J&M Plating in Rockford, Illinois received the Manufacturer of the Year award from the Rockford Chamber of Commerce in March for its efforts to grow and expand into new markets by investing in new technology.
J&M Plating –which was founded in 1986 ‑ provides engineered solutions to the fastener and small stamping marketplaces. Utilizing state of the art heat-treating, coating, plating, and sorting equipment while employing the most stringent of systems and procedures for process control, the company continually strives to exceed our customer's quality and service performance expectations.
The company has a 180,000 sq. ft. state of the art facility offering one stop shopping to the fastener and small stamping marketplaces. J&M is certified to the ISO9001:2008 quality standard and their heat-treating and plating laboratories are ISO/IEC 17025:2005 accredited in the area of testing-mechanical.
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