About Us
Timco Inc. has more than 40 years of experience fabricating components for industrial equipment.
Our components typically reduce friction, improve wear resistance and extend part life.
Decades of hard work, proven skill and a continuing commitment to excellence have earned
Timco a reputation for high quality products and industry-leading customer service. Timco
offers a broad material product range and specializes in creating individual solutions for
our customers.
The company was founded in 1967 by Rudolf Walter to spread the use of plastics
as fabricated components. Today, Timco continues to innovate and solve product design
challenges faced by engineers.
Our extensive engineering plastic material options from UHMW-PE and nylon, to PDVF and PEEK means our focus is on choosing the right material for each application. Although many Timco parts are made of high quality plastic, we also supply precision parts made of metal for steel mills and wire processing equipment. Timco also sells compression molded fiber (HGW), corrugated vulcanized fiber (CVF), ceramics and ceramic coated metals for specific applications.
Timco’s ISO 9001:2008 certification assures our customers that we are committed to quality.
It also permits us to service and supply the world’s foremost manufacturing firms.
Our range of machining possibilities offers a great deal of leeway for your designs. There is
no minimum quantity required ($100 minimum order size), and we will gladly make prototypes as
needed.
Unlike our competitors, Timco employs only mechanical engineers as technical sales
representatives. Our sales engineers discuss all the details of your equipment to make sure
that the plastic parts will function well in your application. Timco’s combination of
experience with high quality materials and thorough application engineering results
in the right product the first time, saving you time and money.
Timco engineers will:
- Check application conditions on your machine
- Review your design drawing
- Recommend component material and the process used to manufacture your part
