In 1968, John Bromiley adopted a Great Dane named Lady Trixie Bell. In 1970, Trixie was bred and gave birth to 10 puppies, of which 9 were sold. From the income of that venture, John was able to purchase a used Bridgeport Mill and a Hardinge Hand Machine, which were the first machines of his business.

John has a background in machining from Brooks Instrument and Philadelphia Gear Corporation. His father also owned a small machine shop where he was first exposed to the business. Following in his father's footsteps, John initially had equipment in both his garage and basement.

In 1974, he moved the machines from his home into a rented 2,000 square foot facility located in Hartzel's Village in Chalfont. At that time, he was specializing in sheet metal and screw machine products. Two years later, he relocated into a 3,600 square foot building on Bristol Road in Chalfont. In 1980, production increased and the building was expanded to 9,000 square feet.

In 1990, moved into a new 13,000 square foot facility built on the adjoining property which had been purchased a few years earlier. Soon the company's reputation for quality production machining led him to expand the business to what it is today -- a 50 man, production capacity machine shop operating in a state-of-the-art, 23,000 square foot facility.

The shop specializes in multi-axis CNC milling and turning and CNC swiss turning producing components, parts and assemblies for nearly every industrial sector.

Known for its integrity and uncompromised quality, the John R. Bromiley Machine Company extends its reputation into the next generation with John's youngest son Jason and eldest daughter, Janet joining the business. With experience in most industries, the company delivers versatility, value and production capacity to every job it completes -- whether its an complex exotic military component or a simple commodity part that requires cost efficient manufacturing. The John R. Bromiley Machine Company strengthens its reputation with every job.