Repair and custom fabrication

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 — a place where a scientist in need can go for a centrifuge repair or a part of a pH meter. The Electronic & Machine Shop has catered to medical school researchers for more than three decades, building prototype devices for use in experiments and performing emergency repairs on equipment that fails.

Tools of the trade

• Precision measuring equipment
• Complete set of hand tools
• Lathes
• Milling machines
• Table and band saws
• Surface grinder
• Spot, gas and arc welders
• Full stock of materials

Electronic repair

Eugene Modzelewski

Since 1980, Eugene has provided his services to the Yale community as a Senior Electronics Technician, servicing and fabricating all types of laboratory equipment. more…

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Custom machining

Tony Desimone

With over 25 years of experience, Anthony's expertise ranges from hydraulic controlled components on aircrafts to electronic hardware to machine fixtures and tooling. more…