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ARCO Electric Products
ARCO's flagship product, the Roto-Phase, has remained time-tested and unchanged since it was first developed in 1963. The Roto-Phase continues to be be a top-ranked product in the phase conversion market. In 1964, ARCO acquired the electric motor manufacturing assets and facilities of Shelby Electric, a company that had been a manufacturer of special purpose motors since World War II. After this acquisition, ARCO continued to manufacture special purpose motors for OEMs and cryogenic types for NASA, some of which remain in outer space. We have changed the concept of phase conversion by being able to provide balanced 3 phase lines when needed. Located in Shelbyville, IN, ARCO's motto is: "We set the standards others strive to meet."
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Baldor Electric Company
Baldor's mission is to be the best marketers, designers, and manufacturers of industrial electric motors, power transmission products, drives, and generators. The Baldor quality objective is to support its goals and quality system in meeting the requirements of customers by delivering defect-free products and services to them on time. Based in Fort Smith, Arkansas, Baldor supports the sales offices and warehouses that stock Baldor products and sell them to distributors and original equipment manufacturers in over 70 countries. There are 50 such offices and warehouses in North America, and an additional 26 offices serving international markets. Baldor products are manufactured at 26 plants in the U.S., Canada, England, Mexico, and China.
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Batco Manufacturing
Founded in 1992 and acquired by Ag Growth Industries in 1997, Batco manufactures an extensive line of portable belt conveyors used in storage and handling facilities for seed, grain and fertilizer. Located in Swift Current, Saskatchewan, Batco features a product line of belt conveyors and equipment - often referred to as "The Gentle Giants" - renowned for its brand recognition, high performance, reliability, high capacity, and low maintenance. The benefits of Batco belt conveyors are many, including requiring only half the horsepower of screw augers. This saves energy and frees up large tractors for other purposes. Batco currently employs 50 individuals and operates out of a 24,000 square foot facility. Its products are marketed throughout North America.
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Brandt Industries, Ltd.
Brandt Industries, Ltd. began as Brandt Electric over 70 years ago in Saskatchewan, Canada. Its capacity for innovation was evident from the very beginning, starting with its design and manufacture of the first grain auger to be available in Canada. Brandt Industries is now comprised of a dynamic and diverse group of companies, including Brandt Agricultural Products Ltd., Brandt Engineered Products Ltd., Brandt Road Rail Corporation, and Brandt Tractor, Ltd. Brandt Agricultural Products Ltd. manufactures spraying equipment, heavy harrows, a versatile bale processor, and the most complete line of grain handling equipment designed to enhance farm operators' efficiency, safety, and profitability.
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Brock Grain Systems
Founded in 1957 to provide bulk feed and grain storage bins for the agricultural market, Brock Grain Systems has established itself as an industry leader in developing. marketing, and supporting grain handling, storage, conditioning, and drying systems and solutions worldwide. Since joining the CTB, Inc. family of companies in 1976, Brock Grain Systems is now a division of CTB, a global designer, manufacturer, and marketer of agricultural systems for the poultry, hog, egg production, and grain industries. Brock Grain Systems is located in Milford, Indiana.
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Creamer Metal Products
Creamer Metal Products, a manufacturer and distributor of material handling equipment for the agricultural industry, was formed in 1946 by Kermit and Donna Creamer. Sixty years later Creamer is still going strong, fulfilling their mission to provide high quality, competitively priced equipment to their customers in the agricultural and commercial industries. Their expansive product line includes bucket elevators, grain distributors, cleaners, screw and drag conveyors, and all accessories required for installation. In addition, Creamer offers an in-stock program, replacement parts fabrication, and a complete 100 page catalog and brochures. Creamer Metal Products is located in London, Ohio.
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David Manufacturing Company
Based in Assumption, IL, David Manufacturing Company (DMC) began over 45 years ago as a supplier of material handling systems for drying and conditioning grain. With its emphasis on product reliability and customer service, it has since grown into a solid, reputable business by providing the best possible equipment, parts, and service to farmers and dealers alike. Nearly all of DMC's products continue to be sold with their original designs unchanged because of their history of reliability in the field. DMC is a division of the GSI Group, the world's largest manufacturer of galvanized steel storage bins, grain drying systems, and material handling equipment.
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Elgin Service Center K-Buildings
Elgin Service Center has been part of the rural construction business for over 35 years. In the beginning, Elgin Service Center provided farmers with on-farm grain storage and handling equipment. As farm machinery grew in size, there evolved a need for new structures large enough to accommodate large equipment. However, Elgin's customers were concerned about the quality and longevity of pole building, and requested that Elgin Service Center explore the possibility of manufacturing an all-steel building with the strength and durability of the commercial all steel building, but with costs similar to those in the pole building industry. Elgin met with challenge with the K-Building: a building system using steel main framing for superior strength and wood purlins and girts to restrain costs. The K-Building has been successfully marketed and sold for over 25 years.
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Hutchinson
The seeds of Hutchinson Manufacturing Inc. were planted in Clay Center, Kansas, where it was founded in 1958 by two local investors. The original product line included utility augers, belt drive portable augers, and a roller mill. Hutchinson has experienced several acquisitions over the years, starting with Royal Industries in 1968, which was purchased by Lear Siegler in 1977. In 1987, Lear Siegler dissolved and Hutchison was acquired by TIC United Corporation. The most recent acquisition took place in May, 2001 when Hutchinson/Mayrath was purchased by GLOBAL INDUSTRIES INC. of Grand Island, Nebraska. Hutchinson's growth and capacity for innovation has remained steady, with a large and diversified product line that includes portable conveyors, grain pump loop systems, farm and commercial unloading equipment, utility and feeder system augers, custom tube and U-trough augers, en-masse conveyors, and belt conveyors.
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Kongskilde
Danish entrepreneurs Mogens Petersen and Hans Tyndeskov founded Kongskilde in 1949. Their first product, a grain blower that mechanized the transport of sacks of grain produced by threshing machines, was designed by Mogens and sold to a farmer in a neighboring village. After they sold three more grain blowers in the same village shortly thereafter, Kongskilde embarked upon a long, prosperous period of product development and expansion, acquiring employees and buildings along the way. Now a global company with thirteen subsidiaries in Europe, North America, and Africa, the Konskilde Group manufactures and markets soil preparation equipment, grain handling equipment for agricultural purposes, and mobile heaters along with pneumatic conveying equipment for the paper, plastic and packaging industries.
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Lambton Conveyor Limited
Lambton Conveyor Limited was founded in 1979 as an extension of a grain storage distributor and construction company established in 1965. Located in southwestern Ontario, Lambton is a market leader in the design and production of galvanized products for farm, commercial, and industrial applications. It utilizes state of the art computer aided design (CAD) and C.N.C. technologies to manufacture bucket elevators, paddle drag conveyors, catwalks, and flow accessories for customers ranging from small local farmers to large commercial processors. Thanks to an extensive network of distributors, satisfied Lambton customers can be located in countries all over the world, including Singapore, Saudi Arabia, China, Tanzania, Australia, Turkey, Algeria, Costa Rica, El Salvador and The Dominican Republic.
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Leeson Electric Corporation
A devotion to the manufacture of motors and related power transmission components began with Emil Doerr, who founded St. Louis Electrical Works in the late 1920's. Emil's son Lee continued the family tradition by founding Doerr Electric in 1939 with two of his brothers, and in 1972 the family tradition was carried even further when Lee's sons formed Leeson Electric Corporation in 1972. By the end of 1975, Leeson was serving 115 motor accounts. The 1980's and '90's saw a number of acquisitions: Unison Dynamics, Motronics Corporation, Gear Systems, Inc., and Sandor Corporation. In 2000, Leeson joined Regal-Beloit Corporation, a leading manufacturer of mechanical and electrical components. Leeson currently supplies electric motors to over 3,000 accounts representing 35 different basic industries throughout North America and abroad. Its products are sold through 33 sales offices and warehouses in the U.S. and Canada.
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Martin Sprocket and Gear, Inc.
The philosophy behind Martin Sprocket and Gear, Inc. is simple: "Make a quality product, have plenty of it available, and be easy to do business with." This philosophy has sustained Martin over five decades, through a program of manufacturing expansion that now includes machining, fabrication, forging, casting, powdered metal technology, and plastic injection molding of power transmission and conveying products. Martin has responded to increasing demand for their high quality products with continuous modernization and expansion of their manufacturing and marketing facilities. Distributors of Martin products are now located in all fifty states as well as various locations around the world. Martin Sprocket and Gear, Inc. corporate headquarters are in Arlington, TX.Find out more about Martin Sprocket and Gear, Inc. »
PhaseMaster/Friesen Electric Inc.
Friesen Electric is a privately held corporation founded in 1950. The Friesen corporate office is located in Abbotsford, British Columbia, with sales offices in Calgary and Bellingham, WA. The company distributes electric motors, motor controls, motor protection devices, transformers, gear reducers, phase converters, vfd's, and ventilation equipment. Friesen also assembles new diesel, natural gas, and PTO drive generator sets that range from 5KW single phase to 1000KW single/three phase. In addition, Friesen employees rebuild and resell used generator sets.
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Sentinel Building System
Sentinel Buildings was founded in 1987 in the basement-turned-office of Wayne Buller, who began by selling Quonset building over the telephone. Business grew quickly, and in a year's time Wayne created his own private label, Sentinel Building Systems. Sentinel started as a component and buy-out building, and expanded in 1993 to include engineering, fabrication, and inventory. Two years later, Sentinel began to outgrow its original plan capacity and moved into its current manufacturing facility in August, 1997. Sentinel was sold to Global Industries, Inc. of Grand Island, Nebraska in June, 2000, and has evolved into a regional leader in all-steel buildings for agricultural and commercial use.Find out more about Sentinel Building Systems »
Sweet Manufacturing
W. Dean Sweet created Sweet Manufacturing Company in 1955, and the business has retained its "family-oriented" philosophy over half a century of steady growth and innovation. Sweet Manufacturing's earliest innovations included "Sweetheart" elevator buckets fabricated with mild steel and stainless steel and the introduction of galvanized steel in the manufacturing process, followed by additional new products and registered trademarks. The company's acquisition of Bonded Machine Company in 1985 allowed it to add belt conveyors to their bulk material handling product line. New technologies and computerized systems has helped Sweet Manufacturing retain its competitive edge in the 21st century, expanding its markets domestically and internationally. Sweet Manufacturing is based in Springfield, Ohio.Find out more about Sweet Manufacturing »