WHERE AMBITION
FORGES THE FUTURE
Manufacturing support for startups, innovators and R&D teams
What We Do:
Tempest Industries helps turn ideas into real, physical parts.
We make custom components and prototypes using CNC machines, all made in Ontario, Canada.
If you need help making parts for a new product, we act as your manufacturing partner so you can focus on building and testing your idea.
What We Help With:
We work with teams that don’t have their own manufacturing, or don’t want to invest in equipment yet.
At Tempest, we help with:
Making custom parts from your designs
Building prototypes to test ideas
Producing small batches of parts as your product develops
Our work is done locally, which keeps communication simple and lead times short.
Parts Manufacturing
You send us your design.
We make the parts accurately and consistently.
Tempest Rapid+
When you need parts quickly, Rapid+ helps you move fast.
This is ideal for early testing and design changes.
Dedicated Manufacturing Support
As your product grows, we can support ongoing production with a setup tailored to your needs, without you needing to build your own shop.
Have an idea but not sure where to start or simply want to chat with us before committing? Have more questions? Schedule a call with our team, we’re excited to talk with you!
All manufacturing is done in Ontario.
This means:
Faster communication
Shorter lead times
Better control over quality
Made in Ontario, Canada
Contact Us
Interested in working together? Fill out some info and we will be in touch shortly. We can’t wait to hear from you!
Have questions? Email our team at office@tempestindustries.ca or call us at (519) 328-2292.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What services does Tempest Industries provide?
Tempest Industries offers CNC manufacturing solutions across multiple industries. Our services range from parts manufacturing to full product production, and every step in between. We also offer Tempest Rapid+, a low-volume, fast-turnaround program for projects on tight deadlines.
2. What is CNC manufacturing?
CNC (Computer Numerical Control) manufacturing uses advanced computer-guided machines to produce highly accurate and repeatable parts. This process reduces waste, increases efficiency, and allows us to manufacture complex designs with precision.
3. What industries do you work with?
We serve a wide range of industries, including aerospace, cabinetry, consumer products, and more. Whether you need precision parts, cabinetry boxes, or custom jigs, Tempest Industries can adapt to your specific requirements.
4. Do you take on low-volume or prototype projects?
Yes. Our Tempest Rapid+ program is designed specifically for low-volume and prototype manufacturing. It helps clients bring products to market faster by offering quick turnaround times without sacrificing quality.
5. Can you handle large production runs?
Absolutely. We scale from single prototypes to full production runs. Our CNC capabilities and manufacturing systems allow us to produce consistent, high-quality results at any volume.
6. How does partnering with Tempest Industries help manufacturers?
We act as an extension of your team. By outsourcing to Tempest, you reduce overhead, manage labour shortages, and handle seasonal production spikes without needing to hire or lay off employees.
8. Are your products made in Canada?
Yes. All of our manufacturing is done in Ontario, Canada. This provides shorter lead times, lower shipping costs, and excellent local support—giving you the Ontario Made Advantage.
9. How do I request a quote?
You can request a quote directly through our website at www.tempestindustries.ca. Provide your project details, and our team will respond quickly with pricing and timelines tailored to your needs.
10. Can you help with product development and design?
No. At this time we don’t offer design services. We will make recommendations on the parts you wish to run to better optimize performance and manufacturing, however, we are not designers. However, we are actively working on securing a partnership with an engineering firm to handle any design needs, which we will be looking at launching in the near future.