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Part-time operation in a small garage, spinning wire spool sheaves.
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Bomco bought the Stoddard Machine Shop building on Main Street in Gloucester.
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Bomco began its expansion and technology phase with production of a doppler guidance reflector for the Hawk missile and parts for the Sparrow missile
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In April 1964 Bomco moved to a refurbished facility 7,000 square feet and almost 50 people, Bomco was able to develop and diversify the business.
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By January of 1968 the Bomco facility was again bursting at the seams, and a well-planned move was made to a newly-built 16,000 square foot Armco steel building on Gloucester Ave., just off Route 128.
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During this "new plant era," Bomco solidified, supported and developed its core businesses.
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Three additions were made to the main plant and a second manufacturing facility built across the parking lot. The core businesses of metal forming, glass-to-metal seal assemblies and wire processing products were supported by the latest technologies and equipment.
