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Missouri Valley Tool utilizes advanced equipment and trained machinists to develop the highest quality product for your project. Innovation and creativity ensure you project is engineered efficiently, expertly and economically.

Industries Served

  • Agriculture

  • Automotive

  • Aviation

  • Electronics

  • Heavy Equipment Construction

  • Research and Development

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Our Capabilities

We offer a wide range of opportunities with over 35 in-house machining capabilities, including waterjet cutting. With a combined 85 years of experience, we guarantee quality products manufactured to exceed your expectations.

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Request a Quote

Are you ready to partner with Missouri Valley Tool? No project is too big or small. Share the specifications of your next endeavor with us, and we will work with you to assemble a plan of action.

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Testimonials

  • "MVT is very easy to work with and they provide valuable help in tooling design and manufacturing. I consider them one of our best vendors."

    Scott Aas, Tool Room Manager, Tooling Solutions Worldwide

  • "Missouri Valley Tool offers high quality workmanship with competitive pricing and on-time delivery."

    Greg Drimil, Senior Designer at Baldwin Filters

  • "I’ve worked with MVT for years, and never had an issue with quality or delivery. When I’ve needed expedited delivery on a hot job, they’ve always come through."

    Troy Feikert, Designer Engineer, Eaton Corporation