Gibbs Machine Shop
Vincent Bernardo, Jr.
DirectorM-F, 7:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m., 1:00–4:00 p.m.
About the core
The shop has served the research community at Yale for over 35 years, providing expert assistance with custom equipment design and fabrication.
Resources include:
- Lathes and milling machines
- CNC lathe
- CNC 2-axis milling machines
- CNC 3-axis milling machine
- 48-inch gap lathe
- Radial drill press
- 8-foot hydraulic shear (1/2 steel shearing capacity)
- 24-inch sheet metal brake
- Electric discharge machine (EDM)
- O.D./I.D. and surface-grinding machines
- Leak detection
- Sand and dry peen blasting
- TIG and MIG welding
The Gibbs Machine Shop is part of Yale’s instrumentation initiative. Sister cores:
Available to Yale researchers only
Request work to be done
To place a work request, complete and email this form to Vincent Bernardo (vincent.bernardo@yale.edu).
Contacts
Sterling Chemistry Laboratory, room 22 (SCL 22)
225 Prospect Street
New Haven, CT 06511
Note: The machine shop has moved to SCL 22 due to the construction of upper Science Hill.
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