About CCT

CCT was founded in 1999. In that time we have built a reputation as a company that does it right, does it on time and does it for a fair price. We have made parts for customers like:

* British Petroleum
* Concordia University
* Cutler Hammer
* Earthlink
* General Dynamics
* Halliburton
* IBM
* Intel
* Northrup Grumman
* Princeton University Physics Lab
* Texas Instruments
* The University of Texas
* The University of Toronto
* NASA

We have also formed reciprocal relationships with many companies that are in the business of manufacturing parts themselves. Our machining process that allows us to produce parts from sheet or flat plastic stock fits nicely with several other methods of manufacturing. This allows our customers to supply military, automotive, aerospace, semiconductor, biomedical, and research parts that they can't normally produce.

CCT can supply parts while a die is being made, or we can manufacture parts that are impossible to waterjet or laser cut. Here is a short list of some of the processes that we complement:

Die Cutting – Many parts are too thick or too hard for die cutting. We don’t have the tooling expenses associated with dies.
Laser Cutting – Many materials do not respond well to laser cutting. We can hold very tight tolerances and produce parts without burning.
Waterjet Cutting – Many materials de-laminate when cut with a waterjet. Our process can produce cleaner, more accurate parts than waterjet cutting.
EDM-Wire Cutting – We can process many materials that cannot be EDM Wire cut.
Knife Cutting – We can cut many materials that are too thick for knife cutting.
Injection Molding – We can produce prototype parts for testing prior to expensive molds being produced. We can also do secondary machining of molded parts.
Stamping – Our process can often produce better-looking parts, cheaper than stamping.
Forming – Machining offers advantages over forming for many parts.
Milling and Machining – Most metal machine shops won't cut plastics, especially glass-filled laminates. We exclusively deal with plastics and fiberglass is one of our specialties. Also, since we don't deal with metals, the chances of material contamination with parts for sensitive electronics applications is lessened.

Materials

Our philosophy is to constantly expand our corporate knowledge and abilities. This philosophy keeps our personnel sharp and curious and allows us to constantly improve our procedures and capabilities. It also allows us to develop specialties in materials that other companies actively try to avoid. Here are a few of the materials that we frequently work with that meet this criteria. Torlon and Polyamide materials, FR-4/G-10/GPO materials and other glass-filled laminates.