Adirondack Machine Corporation

Employee size

2-10

Headquarters

Glens Falls, NY

Established in 1963, Adirondack Machine Corporation grew from a former wooden core-plug works into a Hudson Falls manufacturer known for FORMAX™ laboratory equipment for the pulp and paper industry. Its machines help mills, chemical companies, and universities prepare and evaluate paper fibers in laboratory settings, with a wet-end lab available for equipment demonstrations and sample evaluation.

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