Summit Electroplating Company Facility

Summit Electroplating Company Facility: An expansive, multi-department operation designed for electroplating efficiency

The Summit Electroplating Company Facility echos our “U.S.-owned-and-operated dedication” to continual improvement. Our plating facility is constantly being remodeled to accommodate the latest in plating technology so that we can always ensure 100% plating program success— and customer satisfaction.”

An Electroplating Company Facility designed for “under-one-roof” service efficiency.

Our multi-department, 160,000 square foot Plating Facility is strategically designed efficiently integrate the skills of 70 plating engineers,  plating craftsman, R&D technicians, and metal coating specialists. Our Facility also serves as headquarters to Summit’s experienced management team.

Dedicated departments within Summit’s Electroplating Company Facility include:

• Inventory Warehouse
• Advanced R&D Lab
• Materials Warehouse
• Loose-Part Plating Department
• Continuous-Form Plating Department
• Wire Plating Department
• Plated inventory storage
• Advanced Quality Assurance Inspection Department
• Environment-Focused Materials Reclaiming Center.

A U.S. Electroplating Company Facility strategically located for convenient access.

The Summit Plating Company Facility is located in picturesque Thomaston, Connecticut, nestled on the banks of the historic Naugatuck River. We are conveniently located just minutes from major highways including I-84 and U.S. Rt. 8. Summit is just a 20 minute drive from Oxford-Waterbury Airport, and less than an hour from Bradley International Airport.

A Plating Company Facility rich in manufacturing history.

Well before Summit Plating called it “home,” our plating facility at 1430 Waterbury Road, Thomaston, CT enjoyed a rich history of supporting manufacturing and industry.

In the 1950s, the location was home to Reliable Factory Supply Co., a company known for making the Reliable Pattern Tacker, Staples, and other “cutting room supplies” distributed globally to the textile industry.

In the 1930s, Waterbury Screw Machine Products Company occupied the space, manufacturing precision screw machined parts.

Today, Summit carries forward Thomaston’s legacy of being a hub for supporting industry. We are proud to operate there as we continue to advance our Summit Plating Company Facility.