We would like to announce we are now approved to work on all Rolls Royce makes and models!

Metal Finishing Technologies participates in this yearly event to donate food and other supplies to the local organization Brian's Angels and Meals for Neighbors by The Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church.

Peter Mirabello, Chairman and CEO of Metal Finishing Technologies discuss a number of topics ranging from workforce solutions to even the periodic table.

Advanced Manufacturing Employee Partnership invites you to “MAKER Multipliers – Manufacturing Connections to Help Fill Your Jobs,” supported by Stanley Black & Decker “Empower Makers” Global Impact Challenge.

Leaders in #ctmanufacturing at the Advanced Technology Center this morning for Governor Ned Lamont's announcement of the Sikorsky and State of Connecticut agreement.

“We had a great day talking about the history of the company and how pleased she was to learn the business started by her husband is now owned and operated by people that truly cared about the business and its future,” says Peter Mirabello, MFT Owner, as well as President and CEO. “It showed us all that MFT is not just a business but a family that is a part of many people’s lives.”

Nadcap® recognizes Metal Finishing Technologies, LLC for its commitment to continual improvement in aerospace quality. Metal Finishing Technologies, LLC announces that it has received Nadcap® accreditation for Passivation (Chemical Processing)

The Connecticut Green Bank announced the winners of the 2017 PACEsetter Awards during a ceremony today at the Energize Connecticut Center in North Haven. The award winners are a driving force behind the success of the Green Bank’s Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) program. This is the third annual PACEsetter Awards ceremony. 

The Connecticut Green Bank announces that Metal Finishing Technologies (MFT) of Bristol is using financing from the Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) program to implement energy conservation measures (ECM) that are projected to save the manufacturer nearly $2 million in energy costs over the effective useful life of the ECMs.