Industries served

Hunter has served a broad range of industries since 1951, including point-of-purchase display manufacturers, OEM equipment builders, lighting and furniture manufacturers, food and beverage programs, medical and industrial equipment makers, data center suppliers and the construction and automotive trades. Whatever the market, our customers get the same thing: parts made to their print, on the date they were promised, from a facility they can visit. Each industry page below describes the parts we produce for that market and the capabilities involved.

Markets
10
Since
1951
Ships
Nationally
Quote
24–48 hours
A bin of formed and punched steel brackets
OEM partsFormed brackets off the brake line
Live welding arc flaring blue-white
MIG, TIG and multi-process · 16 stations
Gloved hands feeding a metal blank into a press brake
Press brake · 22 machines
Saw blade cutting metal stock
Saw cutting · tube and bar
Spot welding operation on a sheet metal assembly
Spot welding · 18 machines

Who we work with

Our customers fall into two groups. Both ask the same questions: what can be made, on which equipment, and by what date.

  • OEM engineers and purchasing managers

    Engineers and buyers with a print and a quantity, who need to know which machine will run the part, in what material and to what tolerance, and whether finishing is done in house. Brackets, enclosures, chassis, racks and weldments are quoted within 24 to 48 hours.

  • Agencies and display houses

    Production and project managers who own the brand relationship and the creative, and need a fabricator to build the approved design, decorate and assemble it, and deliver it to every store by the reset date. Hunter Displays has worked with agencies on this basis since the 1960s.

Request a quote

Send the print. Get a proposal back in 24 to 48 hours. Upload a drawing, a flat pattern or a solid model with quantities, material and finish. The quote is priced against machine time on this floor, and we flag anything that will fight the tooling before you commit to a run.

Gloved hands feeding a metal blank into a press brake
Your print, our floor.