Consummate Gauges And Tools

Our shop is out on Plot- 340 Midc, which is a pretty busy area full of other factories and workshops. Consummate Gauges And Tools isn't a place where you'll find anyone wearing a suit. We are usually covered in a bit of machine oil or metal dust by noon. The air smells like cutting fluid and hot steel, which I’ve grown to like over the years. We spend our days looking at very small numbers on calipers and making sure everything is flat or round exactly like it needs to be. If a gauge is off by even a tiny bit, the whole thing is useless, so we have to be careful. The machines make a constant humming sound that you stop hearing after the first hour. It gets hot under the tin roof in the summer, so we keep the big doors open to catch whatever breeze comes through the industrial estate. We have a small table in the corner where we eat our lunch and talk about nothing in particular. It’s steady work, mostly for other businesses around here that need specific tools. We don't do much advertising; people usually find us because they heard we do the job right. The floor is stained from years of work, and the shelves are heavy with metal blanks and finished parts. It’s just an honest workshop where we put in the hours and go home tired.