W W W. M A I N E B I Z . B I Z 101
Fact Book / Doing Business in Maine
P H OTO E S S AY
Tungsten carbide end mills, cutting tools used for milling steel
and cast iron, at Harvey Performance Company in Gorham.
Harvey Performance Co. manufactures precision industrial
cutting tools for industries worldwide.
An aluminum chip hangs from a manual lathe used for machining
parts at ODAT Machine in Gorham. The machine shop serves
a variety of industries, including the Department of Defense
and aerospace.
Adrienne Benegoss groups the ends to make rope at Yale Cordage in Saco. Yale Cordage manufactures synthetic rope
for a variety of users, including arborists and marine companies.
Janis Marriner picks and packs plastic tray covers from a thermal
former at Thermoformed Plastics of New England in Biddeford.
The company specializes in custom thermoforming for diverse
markets, including medical, retail, and food.
Bill McDonough, a composite technician, lays out dry carbon
fibers on a carbon fiber prototype hull mold at Custom
Composite Technologies in Bath. Epoxy resin will then be
introduced through a vacuum infusion process. The family-
owned business builds composites specializing in the marine
and renewable energy industries.
