by Amanda Cornell | Mar 12, 2026 | Aerospace
In aerospace manufacturing, the defect discovered during final inspection is rarely where the problem began. Most quality escapes originate earlier in the production cycle, often during planning, setup, or early machining operations. Precision manufacturing process...
by Amanda Cornell | Mar 6, 2026 | Aerospace
The phrase zero defect aerospace manufacturing appears frequently in supplier presentations and audit discussions, but in mission critical aerospace environments it carries consequences far beyond branding. When a nonconformance escapes into delivered hardware,...
by Amanda Cornell | Feb 16, 2026 | Aerospace
Capacity decisions in precision manufacturing are rarely visible to customers, yet they shape outcomes more than most technical capabilities. Precision manufacturing capacity strategy determines whether a supplier delivers consistent performance across years or slowly...
by Amanda Cornell | Feb 5, 2026 | Aerospace
Aerospace procurement decisions often look controlled on paper until the first deviation appears in flight hardware. The process that prevents that moment is aerospace precision supplier qualification, and it is less about formal checklists and more about proving...
by Amanda Cornell | Aug 4, 2025 | Manufacturing, Military / Defense
What began as a wartime mission in 1943 has grown into a trusted source for precision screws and high-performance machined components. At Extreme Precision Screw Products (EPSP), our roots trace back to the manufacturing of .50-caliber firing pins during World War II,...
