Lanzen Incorporated foregrounds its long-standing role since 1960 in supplying metal fabrication components and assemblies to defense, transportation, and other industries, highlighting expanded machining capabilities through acquisitions and relocations, and describing how its three Michigan facilities—Romeo, Mancelona, and Harbor Springs—operate independently or as an integrated manufacture stream to meet high-quality standards with advanced equipment and diverse materials. Key Points Lanzen has supplied metal fabricated components and assemblies since 1960 to defense, transportation, and other industries. Three Michigan facilities (Romeo, Mancelona, Harbor Springs) are equipped to meet high quality standards. In 2017, Lanzen acquired Demmer Corporation’s Petoskey Machining operations, expanding machining capabilities. Petoskey facility relocated to Harbor Springs in 2019. The company now offers turning, horizontal milling, and 5-axis machining in addition to vertical machining. Facilities can operate independently or be integrated to form a single manufacturing stream. Defense customers include the US Government, BAE Systems, General Dynamics, Lockheed, Raytheon, AM General, and others. Lanzen manufactures metal assemblies and welded fabrications from carbon steel, alloy steel, armor plate, aluminum, titanium, and copper in various shapes and sizes. The document provides contact details and addresses for LANZEN INCORPORATED, LANZEN-MANCELONA, and LANZEN-HARBOR SPRINGS.