Tucked into the basement of the Hope Building at the corner of Congress Avenue and Cedar Street is a warren of well-lit rooms filled with milling machines, table saws, welders and lathes. The Machine Shop has catered to medical school researchers for more than three decades, building prototype devices for use in experiments.
If research supported by this Research Core results in publication, please acknowledge this support by including the following in your publication(s):
"We thank the Yale Electronic and Machine Shop for their assistance with _________ service. The Shop is supported in part by the Yale Core Grant for Vision Research # NEI P30 EY026878."
The Machine Shop provides custom machining for Yale and the local community. A skilled machinist, Tony DeSimone can work with you to help conceptualize and diagram your need and then create a custom solution. The machine shop specializes in both metal and plastic machining and fabrication services. Examples of custom work include:
In addition to custom machining services, we loan tools to faculty, staff, and students. We also keep a wide variety of spare parts and supplies in stock, which are available for purchase.
Full assortment of Hardware Available
Contact for in stock availability
Materials:
Contact for in stock availabilityCleaners, lubricants, and adhesives:
The machine shop provides expert machinist for metal and plastic machining and fabrication services.
Contact us for more information or to schedule an appointment for a consultation.
Hourly Rates
|
Service |
Yale |
| Standard shop service
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$116 |
| On-site service | $149 |
| Emergency service | $174 |
| Tool loan | Free |
For pricing call or email emshop@yale.edu
Electronic Customers: Please review the service process for laboratory equipment repair
Download the PDF and open in Acrobat, complete order request form and either e-mail emshop@yale.edu or fax it to our shop at (203) 737-4340.
Research Support Specialist Yale School of Medicine Support Services
Tony DeSimone has been in the manufacturing trade since 1979. He has worked on several commercial and government projects, including hydraulic controlled components on civilian and military aircraft, electronics hardware, automotive prototypes, and machine fixture and tooling. He brings over 40 years of accumulated experience to the service of scientists, researchers and students at the Yale School of Medicine.
Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions about the shop and our services.