Industrial Sales & Manufacturing Enhances Welding Capabilities with LightWELD

Industrial Sales & Manufacturing (ISM), a family-owned company known for comprehensive manufacturing capabilities, has successfully integrated LightWELD technology into its operations. The Erie, Pennsylvania-based company serves diverse industries, including transportation,

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Three-Generation Leader In Contract Manufacturing For 55 Years

In 1967, James Rutkowski Sr. and Joan Rutkowski founded Industrial Sales & Mfg. Company in their family garage on Connecticut Drive with a Fosdick drill press and some parts to

Learn To Earn! Erie manufacturing at odds with staff shortage

ISM took part in an article for GoErie.com titled "Erie manufacturing at odds with staff shortage." We're actively hiring for a number of positions... Click here to join our team! Here's an

PA CareerLink Northwest Workforce Area Virtual Job Fair

Click here to attend the Virtual Job Fair Thursday, June 17th from 8AM to 8PM!

Stretching our capabilities to meet the customer need!

Today, we are shipping a custom fabrication to help one of our newer customers. The size of this fabrication is 12FT Long x 10 FT Wide x 4 FT High. It gives

54 Years In Business

Going on 54 years in business, we have always been true to our mission: We are a premier contract manufacturer and supplier of quality machined, fabricated, and assembled components. With advanced

Gannon Engineering Students Collaborate On Designs For 2020 Christmas Ornaments

This is our favorite time of year. Our team and the Gannon Engineering Students collaborate on designs for our 2020 Christmas Ornaments. As you can see we have the Bells

Creation Comes In Many Forms

A little over a month ago – two engineers from Pitt were married. The team at ISM manufactured this laser-cut stainless steel bottle opener in their honor. It is a reflection

“Made in America” No Longer Political. It is a Strategic Necessity.

Written by Duane Clement of Data Inventions, Inc. Things were normal. Then they weren’t. Then critical global supply chains closed. It all happened that fast. In some instances, it

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