At Miro Manufacturing, we specialize in delivering high-quality metal forming and fabrication solutions tailored to meet the demands of modern industry. Our two manufacturing campuses offer over 150,000 square feet, housing a wide range of capabilities to meet our clients’ needs. We’re committed to delivering on time and at the highest quality. Regardless of your machining needs, we’re prepared to help you complete your project at the lowest cost while maintaining the necessary quality. With decades of experience, Miro’s expertise, as showcased in our manufacturing blog, is a trusted resource for buyers and engineers alike.
Choosing the right manufacturing partner is crucial to the success of your projects. At Miro Manufacturing, we pride ourselves on our ability to understand and exceed our customers’ expectations. We work closely with each client to ensure that every detail is met with precision and efficiency. Our dedication to quality is evident in every stage of the process, from initial design consultations to final product delivery. No matter your industry, you can rely on us to provide reliable, cost-effective, and timely services.
Innovation is at the heart of everything we do at Miro Manufacturing. We make an effort to invest in the latest technology and techniques to stay at the front of metal forming and fabrication. Miro is constantly exploring new ways to improve our processes and enhance our performance. Quality assurance is integral to our operations – it doesn’t leave our shop unless it’s right. We adhere to strict industry standards to ensure that every component manufactured meets the highest level of quality. For more insight into our expertise, browse our manufacturing blog below.
MIRO Manufacturing expanded its fabrication capabilities with the purchase of a Mitsubishi fiber laser outfitted with full automation. The machine enhances MIRO’s overall ability to provide complete fabrications from metal laser cutting and waterjet cutting, to forming and welding.
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"They can’t share the names with everyone, but if you asked company officials at Miro Manufacturing to tell you just a few of the companies they make parts for, your jaw might just drop."
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Miro Manufacturing advanced its fabrication capabilities with the purchase of a SafanDarley H-Brake Ultra 360 (US) ton, 14-foot CNC press brake. The machine is one of the most accurate high tonnage press brakes in southeastern Wisconsin.
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Miro Manufacturing, a metal working contract manufacturer, hosted a visit from Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, Lieutenant Governor Rebecca Kleefisch, Attorney General Brad Schimel and United States Senate Candidate Leah Vukmir on August 15th.
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STAMPING Journal® has received a Regional Bronze Award from the American Society of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE) for its article, “Presses help form new future, fortune for tool- and diemaker,” The article, which appeared in the May/June 2017 issue, features Miro Manufacturing.
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Miro Manufacturing has entered the world of servo press technology with the purchase of a Komatsu 330 ton servo press. The investment enhances Miro’s position in metal stamping and contract manufacturing.
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A Miro die design is the center of attraction in an Accurate Design ad appearing in MetalForming magazine.
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The story of Miro, the big press metal stamper that retained its tool & die DNA, is told by Kate Bachman, Editor of Stamping Journal, in the May/June 2017 issue of the magazine.
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Students from Waukesha County Technical College’s Tool & Die program toured Miro Manufacturing’s facilities to experience how their education will empower them in the world of manufacturing.
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Name change marks a new chapter in Miro's journey. That is the title of The Milwaukee BizTimes' Made in Milwaukee section which featured Miro Manufacturing in April.
Sometimes a company will change its name to signal a desire to move in a new direction. In the case of Miro Manufacturing Inc. – formerly Miro Tool & Mfg. – the goal was to let people know about a shift that had already taken place.
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