“One & Done Capabilities”
With over four decades of experience in the precision machining industry, Lincoln Tool continues to maintain and improve its tradition of excellence in machined components and assemblies. Established in 1980 by James Ferrecchia, and now with son Scott at the helm, Lincoln Tool continues to be family-owned and operated servicing customers from the New England area to the global marketplace.
Our highly skilled machinists follow each project from design through completion. By working closely with our technical support staff and quality control staff, we are able to develop creative solutions to seemingly impossible machining tasks. The latest in computerized technology and equipment and highly skilled staff assures our customers the highest quality product in a timely fashion.
Lincoln Tool services industries ranging from renewable energy, medical device, robotics, and defense. Dedication to quality combined with proven experience in innovative precision custom machinery guarantees the right solutions to our customers’ machining/assembly needs from the start of the job through final delivery. Check out our facilities list here
Palletech System
Our Palletech Systems include a simple yet effective scheduler, allowing jobs to be queued and prioritized for seamless operation. Lincoln Tool’s Palletech cells and multitasking systems are an effective strategy for both low-volume and high-volume requirements. Pallets and tombstones with multipart fixtures serve higher production users, saving costs and reducing inventory.
Affiliations
Mazak Integrex
The Mazak Integrex i-150’s automation allows for parts to be built in one set up, increasing production capacity, while saving the customer time and money. The scheduler option in the Integrix allows for jobs to be queued and prioritized for “lights out” unmanned operation.
Methods Practiced
5S
Kaizen
Process flow mapping
Value stream mapping
Pull systems/Kanban/JIT
System and Resource Management
Total quality management
Employee training and skill set enhancement
Continuous process movement
Lean business practicing
Efficient small lot flows resulting in low inventory productivity problems
