Since 1944, Fairchild Precision Parts has been manufacturing precision machined parts for North American companies, becoming an integral part of the supply chain for many industry-leading manufacturers. We partner with our customers, managing their project from material sourcing to parts finishing and finding ways to make their parts costs less.
Our operations are housed in a 15,000+ square foot manufacturing space in Northwest Connecticut. Watch a brief video touring our facility by clicking the picture to the left.
Since its inception in 1944, Fairchild has served as experts in precision machining to industry leaders. Originally founded as a Brown & Sharpe screw machine shop to support the U.S.’s WWII efforts, Fairchild has evolved over the years to stay at the forefront of the industry with the latest technology. Now, Fairchild has top of the line Swiss CNC machines offering turning and milling services and quality assurance backed by sophisticated inspection technology.
Leland worked at Lockheed Martin before taking over Fairchild in October 2022. He has extensive experience in Aerospace & Defense manufacturing, working for Lockheed Martin on first the PAC-3 Missile and then the F-35 program. He held positions managing many aspects of the manufacturing process: Manufacturing engineer, project manager, and account manager. Leland holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Lehigh University. During University, he spent a summer working at Fairchild operating a Robo-Drill, never imagining he’d return as the owner 10+ years later.
At our core is a commitment to continuous improvement. We seek optimized manufacturing processes, ensure we have the latest industry certifications, and invest in the latest technologies. In addition, each order we receive, we look for opportunities to increase efficiencies to give you the best price.
Kirsten is the Vice President of Operations, spearheading Business Performance Management and Transformation, along with overseeing Operations. Before joining Fairchild, Kirsten was an Engagement Manager at Oliver Wyman, a Management Consultancy, where she led teams of up to six consultants on a variety of projects including growth strategy, business performance, value-based pricing, and customer retention. Kirsten holds a Bachelor’s degree in Industrial and Systems Engineering and Applied Mathematics, with a minor in Business, from Auburn University, as well as a Master of Science in Engineering Systems Management from Texas A&M University. Her comprehensive experience and educational background make her a pivotal force in driving operational excellence at Fairchild Precision Parts.
We will review your technical drawings, quantities, delivery dates, and shipping details to send you the best quote we can offer.
Production begins after order acknowledgement, using advanced CNC machining, turnkey services, and rigorous quality checks.
With turnaround times based on your schedule including just-in-time, Fairchild can meet your needs for precision components.
Our capabilities encompass highly efficient and advanced precision manufacturing methods, leveraging cutting-edge machines to manufacture your parts complete to print.
