With over 70 years of experience, we go beyond specifications to meet and exceed our customers’ workholding needs!

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Royal Machine and Tool specializes in designing and building custom and standard workholding devices. From simple manual fixtures, to multi-faced and modular units that secure an entire family of parts. Our team also develops custom and standard chucks for a wide range of applications, both rotating and non-rotating, in various types and sizes up to 72 inches in diameter. These include lever-operated, wedge-operated, screw-operated, self-centering, compensating, counter-centrifugal, diaphragm, manual indexing, automatic indexing, and other specialized designs. Additionally, we provide enhanced Goss, New Britain, and Acme chucks, along with high-quality replacement parts. Supported by a full design and manufacturing engineering staff, we utilize advanced 3D Computer-Aided Design (CAD) capabilities to meet each customer’s unique workholding needs. All of our high-quality fixtures and chucks are manufactured in the U.S.A. within our 25,000-square-foot facility, equipped with over 35 CNC machine tools.

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Rebuilding and Reconditioning

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Royal Machine and Tool offers comprehensive rebuilding and remanufacturing services for chucks and fixtures from most manufacturers. We start with a free, detailed evaluation to assess each item’s condition before proceeding. This service includes a full one-year warranty covering new parts and workmanship, ensuring quality and reliability.

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Technical Assistance and Support

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Our dedicated technical support team, composed of highly qualified engineers and experienced assembly and maintenance specialists, is available to address all of your technical inquiries with precision and expertise. With over 70 years of industry experience in workholding solutions, we are exceptionally well-prepared to support you with detailed technical guidance on product installation, ongoing maintenance, and best practices for long-term care. We are committed to ensuring that our clients have the information they need to maximize the performance and lifespan of their equipment.