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Our beginning

   Spede was born of the efforts of Douglas W. Myers in a garage circa 1938. At that time only one product was manufactured, a deglazing cylinder hone for hydraulic brake systems.

1956

      Spedecut moved from the garage to a small warehouse on Rush street in El Monte, CA. but space began to become hard to come by ...

1974

     The business had grown to the point the Spedecut needed more room, we moved into a new 11,000 sq ft facility on Barringer in El Monte

    Customer satisfaction ramped growth until once again we needed more space. Deciding to build to meet our needs in Adelanto with a 18,250 sq ft custom facility on 5 acres.

1989

     With plenty of workspace and an expanding product line ... growth was inevitable

So Spedecut grew

1999

      More room was needed as we approached the new millenium, the addition of 18,500 sq ft brought us to 36,750 sq ft of production and warehousing capacity.

Our future

    WE at Spedecut are committed to the future. New technologies, automation, robotics, and a commitment to quality means a strong future for our customers and ourselves.

Our beginning
Spede was born of the efforts of Douglas W. Myers in a garage circa 1938. At that time only one product was manufactured, a deglazing cylinder hone for hydraulic brake systems.

	1956 Spedecut moved from the garage to a small warehouse on Rush street in El Monte, CA. but space began to become hard to come by ...

1974 The business had grown to the point the Spedecut needed more room, we moved into a new 11,000 sq ft facility on Barringer in El Monte

Customer satisfaction ramped growth until once again we needed more space. Deciding to build to meet our needs in Adelanto with a 18,250 sq ft custom facility on 5 acres.	1989	With plenty of workspace and an expanding product line ... growth was inevitable
	1989
	So Spedecut grew

1999 More room was needed as we approached the new millenium, the addition of 18,500 sq ft brought us to 36,750 sq ft of production and warehousing capacity.



Our future WE at Spedecut are committed to the future. New technologies, automation, robotics, and a commitment to quality means a strong future for our customers and ourselves.

Our beginning

Spede was born of the efforts of Douglas W. Myers in a garage circa 1938. At that time only one product was manufactured, a deglazing cylinder hone for hydraulic brake systems.

1956

Spedecut moved from the garage to a small warehouse on Rush street in El Monte, CA. but space began to become hard to come by ...

1974

The business had grown to the point the Spedecut needed more room, we moved into a new 11,000 sq ft facility on Barringer in El Monte

Customer satisfaction ramped growth until once again we needed more space. Deciding to build to meet our needs in Adelanto with a 18,250 sq ft custom facility on 5 acres.

1989

With plenty of workspace and an expanding product line ... growth was inevitable

So Spedecut grew

1999

More room was needed as we approached the new millenium, the addition of 18,500 sq ft brought us to 36,750 sq ft of production and warehousing capacity.

Our future

WE at Spedecut are committed to the future. New technologies, automation, robotics, and a commitment to quality means a strong future for our customers and ourselves.