Grace Manufacturing presents itself as an engineering-centered, precision metal and medical parts producer with a long-standing family-led heritage since 1966, highlighting a progression from tool and die work to advanced manufacturing capabilities and a philosophy of delivering “Precision Products Through Innovative Manufacturing.” Key Points Grace Manufacturing was founded in 1966 by Louis Grace as a tool and die shop, later evolving into a broader precision manufacturing company. The company emphasizes an engineering-centered approach as a core business philosophy. The original name was Grace Engineering, focusing on cost-effective solutions for critical parts machining. In 1978, Grace began producing photochemical machined precision parts for the computer peripheral market. Additional capabilities were added over time: electromechanical assembly (1988), production wire EDM (1992), and expansion of metal stamping. The company adopted an Amada CO2 laser cutting system in 1999, signaling an investment in advanced fabrication technology. The 2000s saw further diversification with heat treating, injection molding, and clean room packaging. Grace Manufacturing specializes in precision metal services and medical manufacturing, often using multiple processes or combinations thereof. The tagline “Precision Products Through Innovative Manufacturing” encapsulates the company’s philosophy and commitment. The company emphasizes domestic manufacturing, evidenced by the Made in the USA badge.