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A longtime Connecticut manufacturer is marking a milestone this year as the Lee Company in Westbrook celebrates its 75th anniversary while continuing to shape the future of industrial production.

The company specializes in miniature precision fluid control parts used across a wide range of industries.

Its focus on small‑scale, high‑accuracy technology has helped it remain a major player in modern manufacturing.

News 12’s Rebecca Surran visited the production floor for this week’s Made in CT, highlighting how the company blends decades of history with forward‑looking innovation.