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A.J. Tuck's competitors and similar companies include Ducommun, Deringer-Ney and Mito Kogyo.
 A.J. Tuck A.J. Tuck (also known as Infini-D Alchemy) is a company that manufactures custom electroformed products. |  Ducommun Ducommun is a company that manufactures electronic systems, structural components, and engineered products. |  Deringer-Ney Deringer-Ney (formerly known as J.M. Ney) is a company that develops and supplies metal alloys and precision components. | ||
Founding Date | Founding Date 1917 | Founding Date 1849 | Founding Date 1812 | Founding Date 1897 |
Type | Type Private | Type Public | Type Private | Type Private |
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Locations | Locations Brookfield, US HQ | Locations Costa Mesa, US HQ Saraburi, TH Adelanto, US Appleton, US Berryville, US Carson, US Coxsackie, US see more | Locations Bloomfield, US HQ Nogales, MX Marshall, US | |
Employees | Employees 811% decrease | Employees 2,1302% decrease | Employees 2085% increase | Employees 4501% increase |
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Ducommun
HQ
Costa Mesa, US
Employees
2,130↓ 2% decrease
Ducommun is a company that manufactures electronic systems, structural components, and engineered products.
View companyDeringer-Ney
HQ
Bloomfield, US
Employees
208↑ 5% increase
Deringer-Ney (formerly known as J.M. Ney) is a company that develops and supplies metal alloys and precision components.
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Mito Kogyo
HQ
Tokyo, JP
Employees
450↑ 1% increase
Mito Kogyo (水戸工業株式会社) is a producer of mechanical and electronic components.
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