What Hudson Technologies does

Hudson Technologies (now operating as Hudson Deep Draw following its November 2025 acquisition by PrecisionX Group, a portfolio company of CORE Industrial Partners) is a precision metal manufacturer founded in 1940 as Hudson Tool & Die and headquartered in a 115,000-square-foot facility in Ormond Beach, Florida. The company specializes in deep drawn metal stamping, producing seamless, one-piece enclosures, cases, housings, headers, covers, and metal diaphragms (high-sensitivity low-pressure and low-sensitivity high-pressure variants ranging 0.200" to 18.00" in diameter and 0.001" to 0.018" wall thickness). Production spans stainless steel, titanium (including Grade 9), aluminum, Inconel, Hastelloy, HyMu80, Kovar, Monel, nickel, cupro nickel, brass, and copper, supported by 130+ forming presses (1–500 tons), a Platarg transfer press, a Rofin UW1200 5-axis fiber laser for single-step secondary processing, and in-house tooling design, vacuum and hydrogen heat treatment, and aqueous cleaning under a self-declared 100% eco-friendly green manufacturing program that absorbed more than $2 million in R&D and capital over a two-year period.

The company sells a catalogue of 15,000+ standard shapes alongside custom engineered components, with revenue generated on a quote-based, unit-pricing model through direct enterprise field sales targeting OEMs and design engineers. Its primary end market is implantable medical devices (pacemakers, defibrillators, cochlear and neurostimulation implants, drug pumps, ventricular assist devices) under ISO 13485, with secondary markets in aerospace (AS9100D), military/defense (Mil-Spec), energy storage, oil and gas, and semiconductor equipment. Other commercial applications include musical-instrument components such as brass guitar pickup covers for Lace Music Productions. Distribution is exclusively direct, via the website's Request Quote and Contact Us forms and toll-free telephone (866.241.4448), supplemented by an online catalog with CAD downloads through PartCommunity/TraceParts.

The company holds AS9100 Rev-D (valid through 2026), ISO 13485:2003, ISO 14001:2004, RoHS, REACH, and California Proposition 65 compliance, supports the Florida FAME apprenticeship program at Daytona State College, and was acquired by PrecisionX Group from JSJ Corporation in November 2025 as part of CORE Industrial Partners' consolidation strategy in precision manufacturing for medical and aerospace end markets. Following the acquisition, the business was rebranded Hudson Deep Draw while retaining its 80-year operating team and process stack.

Name

Hudson Technologies

Legal name

Hudson Technologies

Website

https://hudson-technologies.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1940

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

251–500 employees

Short description

Hudson Technologies (now Hudson Deep Draw) is a US precision metal manufacturer specializing in deep drawn stamping of seamless enclosures, cases, housings, and diaphragms from titanium, stainless steel, and exotic alloys for OEMs in medical devices, aerospace, defense, semiconductor, energy storage, and oil and gas.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Precision Metal Manufacturing

NAICS

Hardware Manufacturing (33251)

akta.pro primary industry

Enclosures, Boxes & DIN-Rail Hardware (junction boxes, cabinets, panel enclosures, DIN rail, gland plates) (IMAGAEAH)

Keywords

• Deep draw stamping
• Precision metal enclosures
• Medical device components
• Metal diaphragm manufacturing
• Progressive die stamping

Headquarters

HQ city

Ormond Beach

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Supply Chain, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Deep Drawn and Stamped Metal Components: Hudson Technologies manufactures and sells custom and standard deep drawn metal enclosures, cases, covers, stampings, and metal diaphragms to customers across aerospace, medical, military, energy storage, oil and gas, and semiconductor industries. Revenue is generated through the sale of precision-manufactured metal components with pricing based on complexity, volume, material type, and tooling requirements. The company maintains an extensive catalog of 15,000+ standard products (round, square, rectangular cases and relay cases) with little to no tooling costs, as well as custom engineered components.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels9 records

Core offering

Hudson Technologies manufactures custom and standard deep drawn metal enclosures, cases, covers, stampings, and precision metal diaphragms for OEM customers in aerospace, medical devices, military/defense, semiconductor, energy storage, and oil and gas industries. The company operates a 115,000-square-foot facility in Ormond Beach, Florida with 130+ forming presses, in-house tooling, heat treatment, and 5-axis fiber laser capabilities, serving customers through both a 15,000+ standard catalog and custom engineered solutions.

Product overview

Hudson Technologies (now operating as Hudson Deep Draw following PrecisionX acquisition) is a precision metal manufacturing company specializing in deep drawn metal components. The core product portfolio centers on deep drawn stamping services for creating seamless metal enclosures, cases, and housings, complemented by metal diaphragm products (HSLP and LSHP types) and progressive die stamping. The company maintains a standard catalog of over 15,000 shapes available with minimal tooling costs, while also offering custom engineered solutions. Supporting capabilities include transfer press services, shallow drawing, 5-axis fiber laser processing, finishing, heat treating, and cleaning services. Products serve critical applications in medical devices (implantable components), aerospace, semiconductor, military/defense, energy storage, and oil and gas industries.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Deep Drawn Stamping Custom deep drawn metal stamping producing seamless, one-piece enclosures (cases, housings, covers, cans) from sheet metal using dies and punches. Creates components deeper than their diameter with exceptional strength, dimensional repeatability, and airtight/watertight integrity for OEM customers in aerospace, medical, defense, semiconductor, energy storage, and oil and gas industries.
• Metal Diaphragms Precision metal diaphragms available in HSLP (High-Sensitivity Low-Pressure) and LSHP (Low-Sensitivity High-Pressure) variants, in flat or corrugated configurations (ring or solid), with diameters from 0.200" to 18.00" and thicknesses from 0.001" to 0.018". Used for pressure regulation, movement conversion, gas-liquid barriers, pressure sensor isolation, and overpressure protection across regulated industries.
• Standard Catalog Products Over 15,000 standard deep drawn shapes and sizes of metal cases, covers, enclosures, relay cases, and diaphragms available with little to no tooling charges. Includes round, square, rectangular cases and covers, and special shapes with fast lead times for OEM buyers needing standard geometry components.
• Progressive Die Stamping Metal forming process using progressive dies with multiple work stations performing simultaneous coining, bending, cutting, and embossing operations on a sheet metal strip. Ideal for high-volume production exceeding 50,000 pieces per year with minimal scrap, decreased labor costs, short setup times, and tight tolerances on small parts.
• Transfer Press Services (Platarg) Deep-drawing service using Platarg Transfer Press with 13 ten-ton stations that separates the part from the metal strip in the first operation then automatically transfers it through sequential forming steps. Capable of producing parts up to 4.125 inches deep with 1.625 inch diameters, best suited for higher volume orders due to speed and efficiency.
• Shallow Drawing Metal drawing process for components where depth is less than the diameter. Complements deep drawing capabilities for applications requiring shallower draw depths, providing a full range of drawn metal products for OEM customers across industries.
• Medical Device Components Precision engineered metal components for implantable medical devices including housings for cardioverter defibrillators, pacemakers, neurostimulation devices, cochlear implants, drug pumps, and ventricular assist devices, plus shields, half-shells, battery cases, capacitor components, and stamped/machined lids, covers, and headers. Manufactured under ISO 13485 with biocompatible titanium and stainless steel.
• 5-Axis Fiber Laser Processing Secondary processing service using Rofin UW1200 5-Axis Fiber Laser for hole, slot, and flange cutting on 3D metal parts ranging from approximately 1" to 12" diameters with material thickness from .005" to .187". Produces finished parts in a single step without tooling on standard and exotic alloys including copper, brass, Inconel, titanium, Hastelloy, and shielding alloys.
• Secondary Services Supporting manufacturing services including tooling and equipment (stage tooling, progressive die tooling, rubber pad forming, transfer press tooling), finishing services, heat treating (vacuum and hydrogen annealing), and cleaning capabilities. Provided as part of turnkey stamping solutions for OEM customers.

Quantifiable outcome

• Rofin UW1200 5-Axis Fiber Laser processes parts in under 90 seconds that previously required 3 setups involving costly tooling, presses, and labor.
• +2 more outcomes

Named customers1 record

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration1 record

Feature8 records

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

• Lace Music Productions (Actodyne General, Inc.)minorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 1 January 2016Hudson Technologies manufactures stamped metal guitar pickup covers for Lace Music Productions, a division of Actodyne General, Inc. Don and Jeff Lace (sons of founder Don Lace, Sr.) redesigned pickup covers with thicker brass walls and embossed 'Lace Sensors' branding, ordered through Hudson. The relationship traces back to the 1960s when Don Lace Sr. first ordered parts from Hudson Tool & Die using printed catalogs. Hudson also supplies Lace Music with pickup covers for cigar box guitars.
• Rofin (Laser Technology Provider)coreTechnology or Integration · 1 January 2016Hudson Technologies invested in a Rofin UW1200 5-Axis Fiber Laser for secondary processing of precision 3D metal parts. Rofin provided demonstration, training programs, and service installation support. The UW1200 FL010 1000 Watt Fiber Laser enables processing of standard and exotic metals (copper, brass, Inconel, titanium, Hastelloy, and shielding alloys) with improved efficiency, accuracy, and flexibility, processing parts in a single step versus multiple setups.
• Florida Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (FL FAME)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerHudson Technologies serves as a manufacturing partner in the FL FAME (Florida Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education) program at Daytona State College. FL FAME develops a skilled workforce pipeline through a combination education/training program where students earn an Engineering Technology Associate Degree while working at sponsor manufacturers for a competitive wage. Hudson participates in student apprenticeship programs and cohort signing day events, building relationships with future talent while supporting regional workforce development in advanced manufacturing.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• Petritz Corporation: Petritz Corporation is a precision deep drawn metal stamper producing enclosures, cases, and components serving aerospace, defense, medical, and industrial customers. It directly mirrors Hudson's deep draw core process and end-market mix, making it a comparable in size and capability.
• Manor Tool & Manufacturing: Manor Tool & Manufacturing specializes in precision metal stamping and metal forming serving aerospace, defense, medical, and industrial OEMs. Like Hudson, it offers custom tooling and progressive die capabilities for tight-tolerance components.
• Bokers Inc. Bokers Inc. is a precision metal stamping manufacturer producing deep drawn and progressive die components for aerospace, defense, electronics, and medical device customers, comparable to Hudson in process depth and regulated-industry focus.
• Spirol International: Spirol produces precision metal stampings, shims, spacers, and couplings for automotive, aerospace, electronics, and industrial customers. Its custom stamping and engineered component approach overlaps directly with Hudson's custom enclosure and stamping offering.
• Texcel: Texcel is a precision die stamping manufacturer producing tight-tolerance metal stampings and assemblies serving aerospace, medical, and electronics customers, comparable to Hudson's custom and standard stamping capabilities.

Regional players

• Whiteley Corporation: Whiteley is a leading Australian deep drawn metal manufacturer producing enclosures and components for medical, industrial, and defense customers. It is a direct deep draw competitor but primarily serves Australia/Asia-Pacific rather than the US market.

Broad incumbents

• Hammond Manufacturing: Hammond Manufacturing is a long-established global manufacturer of metal and electronic enclosures for industrial and electronics applications. While broader and more catalog-driven than Hudson, it operates in the metal enclosure/cabinet space that overlaps with Hudson's deep draw enclosure business.
• Bud Industries: Bud Industries manufactures metal and plastic electronic enclosures sold through distribution to industrial and electronics OEMs. It competes in the metal enclosure category with Hudson, though it primarily focuses on standardized electronic enclosures rather than custom deep draw components.
• Precision Castparts Corp (PCC): PCC is a Berkshire Hathaway-owned global leader in complex metal components for aerospace, power, and industrial markets. While much larger and broader than Hudson, it operates in adjacent precision metal fabrication for the same regulated end markets.

Others

• Stolle Machinery Company: Stolle designs and builds equipment for the two-piece metal can manufacturing industry. It is an ecosystem participant that supplies forming/drawing equipment to producers of metal containers and cans, putting it adjacent to Hudson's deep draw process expertise.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Compliance5 records

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Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles3 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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