Gibbs Machine Shop
M-F, 7:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m., 1:00–4:00 p.m.
Building: Sterling Chemistry Laboratory, rm 22
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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