"Committed to satisfying the machining needs of our customers with high quality products that are consistently delivered on time, as well as improve our quality management system and provide a work environment that promotes the personal growth of our employees."
High Tech Manufacturing Thriving in Payette
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In 1981 Teton Machine Company relocated from Jackson, Wyoming to Payette, Idaho to be closer to Hewlett Packard in Boise. For the next decade or so the company quietly employed up to sixty people producing machined mechanical parts for computer printers, disc drives and a variety of other devices. During the nineties Hewlett Packard and other American manufacturers were re-engineering products to use fewer machined parts and more molded plastic and sheet metal components to drive down costs. The nineties also brought a push toward sourcing manufactured components in other countries to take advantage of lower wages. Teton struggled to find a new niche in the changing economy and suffered through some lean times and lay-offs.
