Midwestern Industries has a long-standing tradition of servicing the screening industry through innovative and customized screening solutions. Evaluating our customers’ needs and applying the appropriate application has been the recipe for success since founder (the late) Vern Riesbeck started the company in 1953. Mr. Riesbeck, an electrician, formed the company by supplying the aggregate industry with one product – screen heating transformers. Utilizing his background, Mr. Riesbeck used an electrical transformer to apply a low-voltage current to screens to eliminate blinding from wet or damp materials. Today, Midwestern Industries continues to solve blinding by screen heating as well as developing many other innovations widely used in a variety of screening applications. Following his passing in 1995, Mr. Riesbeck’s corporate succession plan allowed Midwestern Industries to continue as 100 percent employee-owned. With a strong commitment to quality and service, as well as a staff of dedicated, knowledgeable employees, Midwestern Industries will continue to fulfill Mr. Riesbeck’s dream of being a leader in the screening industry. Midwestern Industries has been a leader in the screening industry for over 60 years. As a designer and manufacturer of screening and sizing equipment, circular and rectangular vibrating machines, as well as replacement screens and parts, we believe in servicing all your screening needs. As technology advances, Midwestern Industries continues to invest in the future. With product enhancements and equipment upgrades, our goal is to meet – and exceed – all of our customers’ expectations.

Luke Engineering & Anodizing Co. Inc. specializes in anodizing and conversion coatings for the light metals of aluminum. With one of the largest tanks in North America and 58 years of experience in hardcoat anodizing, Luke Engineering is internationally recognized as a leader in hardcoating technology. A custom designed and networked process control system insures consistent and verifiable quality across all of our processes

Miller Weldmaster is an internationally recognized company that manufactures heat seal thermoplastics machines and automated packaging solutions. Manufacturers and innovators of rotary hot air welding, hot wedge welding, and radio frequency welding machines for the bonding, sealing, and fusing of thermoplastic and industrial fabrics. Known for versatility and customer service. Our equipment produces a large variety of products such as inflatable products, awnings and shades to truck tarp curtains, tents, banners and billboards, ducting / ventilation, geo liners, filtration products, bag sealing, and custom box making. Miller Weldmaster has the experience and solutions. Our company has the experience to research, design, and build practical systems with the latest in heat-sealing and packaging technology. Contact Us At http://www.weldmaster.com OR (330) 833-6739

Clinton Aluminum is one of the leading distributors in both Aluminum and Stainless in North America. Clinton offers state of the art processing capabilities at our brand new facility in Norton, Ohio. We take pride in being the first stocking distributor in specialized aluminum mold plate, and also stocking aluminum and stainless bar, tubing, sheet, and plate products. We also take pride in our own in-house logistics team that ensures fast and careful delivery to our customers. What Clinton takes pride in the most is our amazing team of employees that offer excellent customer service that has made our customers happy for the last 57 years of our opperation!

Covert Manufacturing is a woman-owned company specializing in precision machined products. Our investment in modern equipment for lean manufacturing, coupled with our quality-conscious employees, enables us to provide value-added services to our customers. With two facilities, we can meet any machining and pattern tooling needs you have. Learn more about our capabilities and contact us today to find out how we can help you.

Specializing in high-strength, high-temperature materials, Bowden effectively delivers the High-Precision Machining Services you expect. With over 30,000 sq. ft. of equipment capability ranging from CNC machining, grinding, turning, milling, and drilling/tapping; we routinely handle prototypes & large-scale production for medical, automotive, aerospace and industrial. We have the ability and willingness to invest in dedicated machinery to extend our capabilities when necessary.

UMD Automated Systems is a leading manufacturer of material handling and processing systems for the tire and rubber and various other industries. Along with an ongoing commitment to research & development, we focus on customization principles and flexible, efficient system designs. From our beginnings in 1996, UMD Automated Systems believed there was a better way to create mechanical systems for material handling and manufacturing. We wanted to build systems more durable, more efficient, and more adaptable to companies’ changing needs. So we took a broader view, learned everything we could about each customer, and focused on solving business challenges that extend far beyond a specific application. Things like longer equipment life, easier maintenance, and lower total cost of ownership. We’ve followed that path ever since. It’s the best way we know to keep your products – and your business – in motion. Today UMD brings a fresh, innovative design strategy to every project. Drawing on broad experience across multiple industries and continuous Research & Development, we create unique solutions designed around the overall needs of our customer, not just the specific application. Highest quality, improved production and maximum efficiency are keys…always were, always will be. We call it developing proprietary approaches to common problems, and it’s our way of giving your business a competitive edge.

Union Process manufactures a broad line of particle size reduction equipment such as wet and dry grinding Attritors and small media mills, in laboratory and production sizes. We also offer a wide assortment of grinding media and provide toll milling and refurbishing services. Union Process is also the leading manufacturer of Rubber Inks for balloons, swim caps and other rubber products.

H3D Tool Corp is your single source for Diamond Cutting Tools, Carbide Cutting Tools, and Insert Cutting Tools, including custom tools developed in concert with your vision, machinery and equipment, and the goals for each cutting application.

RJS Corporation, established over 65 years ago in Akron, is a worldwide supplier of supporting equipment to the tire industry. The staff at RJS is prepared to engineer complete projects around its product line, or RJS will supply its products for projects handled by others. Our business philosophy is to offer high quality products which are not commonly available from others, and to strive to make the product the leader in its sphere of use.

At Barbco, we push the underground construction industry forward. As an international manufacturer of auger boring machines, directional drills and advanced tunneling equipment, we aim to be the best. Our machinery packs powerful performance and lasting reliability to tackle your toughest installation. Engineered and machined at our headquarters in East Canton, Ohio, we create custom drilling and tunneling equipment to fit your project needs.

Founded in 1958, Logan Machine has been generating quality machines and products for a wide variety of industries for generations. We consistently provide our customers with the products they need to succeed. From simple machining to complex tire building machines, Logan is the source. Housed in a climate-controlled 96,000 square-foot facility, our various departments and operations, using state-of-the-art equipment, provide Logan customers with a broad range of options that solve problems, improve quality, ensure on-time delivery and control costs. We are proud of the highly trained, experienced people who work at Logan. They are our most important asset. Some of the many services Logan Machine offer are: • Machining • Milling up to 60 feet • Machine assembly • Vertical turning up to 120"​ • Pneumatic assembly • CNC mills and lathes • Laser Cutting • Grinding • Hydraulic assembly • Laser Inspection • Fabrication • Painting • Weldments • Electrical • Sheet Metal • Conduit runs • Tig/Mig and stick welding • Control panel wiring • Socket welds • On and off site engineering