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Trans Machine Technologies acquires assets of Wright Metal Products

November 8, 2019
News Release
Shop Management

Trans Machine Technologies (TMT), Winston-Salem, N.C., has acquired the assets of Wright Metal Products. This includes WMP’s 30,000-sq.-ft.-plus facility in Greenville, S.C., which offers re-engineering services, precision machining, metal fabrication, and steel packaging. The location is now known as Trans Machine Technologies – South Carolina.

TMT is a provider of precision CNC machining, casting, forging, and metal additive manufacturing. Both TMT and WMP are suppliers to multiple industries including transportation, mining, automotive, and OEMs.

TMT will maintain warehousing and operations in Winston-Salem along with its additive manufacturing services. Casting, forging, and machining will continue to be delivered via a global supply chain. The Greenville location will provide re-engineering, machining, turning, and fully automated CMM inspection services.