St. Marys Pressed Metals, Inc.

12/18/2025

Sometimes the smallest details say the most. 🔍

These parts may look simple in shape, but take a closer look at the precision of those tiny threaded holes—that’s where our capabilities really show! From micro features to complex secondary machining, we specialize in manufacturing parts of any size, material, and shape, with the accuracy and consistency our customers depend on!

No matter how tight the tolerance, how small the feature, or how specific the machining, we’re built to handle it.

Small parts. Big capability. 💪

10/01/2025

Where Am I Wednesday?
Do you know where in Pennsylvania's Great Outdoors Region this photo was taken?
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04/24/2025

Logs on Spring Creek in Elk County in 1896. The lumbering industry was the major industry that built the wealth of Ridgway and most of Elk County. The Allegheny Plateau was blessed with a tremendous resource of tree species mostly conifers that were prized by the early settlers and people back on the East Coast for ship building, and various forms of construction, especially homes. In the early years of the industry our ancestors had to utilize the watersheds that crisscrossed the hills and valleys as the way of moving timber.
(Photo from https://www.facebook.com/elkcountyhistory)
(Text from https://visitpago.com/)

04/24/2025

The Highland Hotel located in Highland Township, Elk County in 1938. The Highland was a historical landmark that was originally a stagecoach stop in the 1800's. Back in the days when there weren't vehicles, they built the hotel here for all the people that worked down in the woods - the oil fields and the loggers. This was where they came to catch the stagecoach and to wind down after a week of work. The historic hotel was destroyed in a fire on January 3, 2017.
(Photo from https://www.facebook.com/HighlandHotelHearst/)

03/18/2025

🍀✨ A St. Patrick's Day to Remember! ✨🍀

Johnsonburg Area High School's shop class of seniors visited us and toured the plant yesterday! They learned so much about powder metalworking and the students got a special surprise when they were handed GOLD (Brass) COINS! 🤫🪙🌟 just like finding a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow! 🌈

We were so lucky 🍀 to have everyone! Thank you to JAHS students and teachers who took the time to come see us! 🍀💚

03/17/2025

03/04/2025

🎭✨ Mardi Gras Breakfast Celebration at St. Marys Pressed Metals! ✨🎭

This morning we came together for a festive breakfast with king cake and joeys bakery breakfast sandwiches! Thank you to our employees for all their hard work!

Laissez Les Bons Temps Rouler 💜💚💛

02/03/2025

The Titanic’s Anchor Chain: A Triumph of Engineering

In 1909, the Titanic’s anchor chain stood as a remarkable example of the engineering prowess of its time. Stretching over 300 meters and weighing nearly 100 tons, this colossal chain was meticulously designed to complement the unprecedented scale of the ship it was meant to secure.

Each link, precisely forged, weighed about 225 kilograms and required extensive manpower and specialized equipment to manufacture. Its immense size and strength were crucial for the ship’s safe mooring, showcasing the industrial advancements of the early 20th century.

Although the Titanic’s voyage ended in tragedy, its anchor chain remains a testament to the ambition and ingenuity of its builders, reflecting the extraordinary engineering achievements that defined the golden age of ocean liners.