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About Geiger

Located in Passaic, New Jersey, USA, Geiger Tool & Manufacturing Company is specializing in machining for electronics, medical devices, aerospace and general commercial applications, serving the industry since 1947. Certified to be compliant to the International and Aerospace Standards since 2003

At GEIGER we specialize in Complex jobs and unusual materials, prototypes and custom designs.

GEIGER Tool carries a variety of proofing presses to choose from, such as the Geiger Gravure Proofing Presses, the Geiger Production Press, the Geiger Laboratory Printing Center and the Geiger Combo Gravure - Flexographic Proofing Press. For over 30 years, Geiger has set the industry standard for the Gravure Proofing Presses.

 
   
Geiger History - Then and Now  
It wasn't too long after World War II that William Geiger opened the
doors of Geiger Tool & Manufacturing in Garfield, N. J. Only a few years later, he found a building in nearby Passaic, and Geiger Tool has been there ever since.

Jim Nogrady, the proprietor today, and his partner Joe Schoremann, bought out William Geiger in 1973, and at just about that time, the CNC revolution had begun. "We started with manually run machinery, as everyone did back then, but began making the move to precision CNC machining in the 70's," said Nogrady.
 

Geiger Tool began to grow, so Jim and Joe purchased the adjacent building when they had the chance in 1977, and three years later, further expanded their space, so that today the company operates within 20,000 square feet.
Today, Geiger Tool has fourteen CNC machines and about 30 others, such as jig mills and engine lathes. Among its clients, Geiger Tool counts Honeywell, even through all the mergers and acquisitions, which they've had as a client - in one company form or another -- since1948. Another client is ITT, which turns to Geiger Tool for the manufacture of components for proprietary precision machining military equipment.

   
Spared the Pain
Working more with prototypes and semi-prototypes, Geiger Tool is a more highly automated version of the same job shop William Geiger started in 1948. "We're not a high production shop, so we've been spared some of the business down turn that others have experienced," Nogrady said. "But offshoring will eventually hurt everybody."

With about 200 customers on its books - some more active than others - Geiger Tool has held its own through the economic downturn. Of course, some business has left the area. Federal Paper Board in Saddle Brook, N. J., previously a consistent client of Geiger Tool's, closed its doors, and others for whom the company built machinery, particularly in the food packaging industry, have moved either south or to the Midwest.

But the company remains busy with its 19 employees. Among its long standing customers are paper companies and ink manufacturers in the U.S. and around the world - yes, even in China — for whom Geiger Tool builds proofing presses. "These are machines that aren't used for production, but in laboratories," said Nogrady. "Ink manufacturers use them to proof their colors, and paper companies use the machine to test their paper, so that the ink doesn't bleed through."

 
   
Special Projects
Likely Geiger Tool's work can be found in numerous airline jets. Its components are in the black boxes of passenger and military aircraft. And for Honeywell, the company builds generator components, also found in most aircraft.

Geiger Tool also builds sputtering targets for the chip industry. Layers of metal go on a silicon wafer to build a chip used for different electronic applications. "These are element metals deposited on the wafer," Nogrady said. "It's not the same as plating; it's disintegrated, atomized, then - as a vapor - applied on the wafer."
 
 
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