Deringer began over 60 years ago producing ultra-small, precision metal components and electrical contacts.
The J.M. Ney Company was the 5th oldest continually operating company in the United States. Ney was started in 1812 as one of the first gold refineries in America. Local dentists began using Ney's Gold in rope and pellet form to fill cavities and formal dental products were offered in 1828. Through the early 1900's special dental alloys were developed and Ney produced cast clasps, bridgework, partials and inlays for the dental industry. J.M. Ney also introduced "Option" material, a Palladium-based Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal product.
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