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Wire & Sinker EDM Services

Wire & Sinker EDM in Newport, PA

NTM’s wire and sinker EDM operation in Newport, PA runs two Fanuc wire EDMs and one Eltee Pulsitron sinker EDM. Our EDM department produces complex geometries and tight-tolerance components in hardened materials, work that conventional machining cannot reach.

Overview

NTM’s wire and sinker EDM operation in Newport, PA runs two Fanuc wire EDMs and one Eltee Pulsitron sinker EDM. Our EDM department produces complex geometries and tight-tolerance components in hardened materials, work that conventional machining cannot reach.

NTM has delivered wire and sinker EDM services in Newport, PA since 1972. When you bring a job to NTM, you sit down directly with the people who will build your part. There are no corporate layers, no account managers, and no runaround.

As a result, every decision from programming to final inspection stays with the same team from start to finish.

How It Works

How wire and sinker EDM works at NTM

01

Drawing Review

We review your drawings, specifications, samples, and requirements and provide manufacturability input, so every EDM program is built around your part.

02

Programming

We program your job in Mastercam or Esprit. The person programming your job is the same person running the machine.

03

Setup

We select the right machine. Wire EDM runs on our two Fanuc units; sinker EDM runs on the Eltee Pulsitron TRM-21 for geometry wire can't reach.

04

Machining

Your part runs with no handoffs between departments. The programmer who built your program stays with the job from setup to finished part.

05

Inspection

Every EDM order ships with documented inspection using Geo Met 101 and CMM Manager. Documented inspection and release records are maintained in accordance with customer and NTM quality requirements.

Can one shop handle EDM from prototype to production?

Yes, and at NTM, both run on the same floor with the same team. There's no gap between the programmer who built your prototype and the machinist running production. If a drawing change is identified during prototype or manufacturing review, we coordinate the proposed change with the customer and obtain approval before production.

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Quality Assurance

How do I know my EDM parts will meet spec?

Every wire and sinker EDM order at NTM ships against an ISO 9001 certified inspection process. Smaller runs receive full inspection across every piece. Larger production orders follow a documented chart that scales with volume. Documented inspection and release records are maintained in accordance with customer and NTM quality requirements.

Questions, Answered

Frequently asked questions

Wire EDM uses a thin wire electrode to cut through a workpiece along a programmed path. Sinker EDM uses a shaped electrode to erode material into a workpiece, well suited for blind cavities and detailed geometry that wire cannot reach. NTM runs both processes from one facility.
Two Fanuc wire EDMs, the 1iE-12 and the C400iA-10, and one Eltee Pulsitron sinker EDM, the TRM-21. All programming runs in Mastercam and Esprit, and every order ships with documented inspection.
Yes. Prototype and production both run on the same floor with the same team. We review your drawings, specifications, samples, and requirements, provide manufacturability input to support production, work through programming, and move into production when you're ready. Final product design requirements and approval remain the responsibility of the customer.
Yes. NTM is ISO 9001 certified and has experience manufacturing components for aerospace and defense applications. The shop also holds a Type 7 Federal Firearms License and has produced components for the Patriot Missile system.

Ready to start your project?

NTM has delivered wire and sinker EDM services in Newport, PA for more than 50 years, with a team that brings decades of hands-on experience to every job. Send us your drawing, sample, specifications, or manufacturing requirements, and we'll work with you to determine the appropriate manufacturing approach.

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