Built entirely in Canton, Ohio, Automated Converting Solutions, Inc. makes fabric-welding and material-handling machinery for thermoplastic and industrial-fabric manufacturers. The company stands out for custom automated systems, CNC-machined stainless-steel and aluminum components, and American-made equipment designed for applications ranging from industrial covers to trenchless liners. ACS also provides on-site installation and training, with electrical systems built to NFPA 70 and 79 NEC guidelines.
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Buckeye Machine Fabricators, IncBuckeye Machine Fabricators, Inc. designs, builds, machines, assembles, installs, and repairs custom automated machinery and precision-machined parts. Its capabilities include robotics, material handling, test equipment, CNC machining, fabrication and welding, control-panel building, painting, and finishing for manufacturers across Ohio and the Midwest.FOREST, OH
AKS Cutting SystemsAKS Cutting Systems is a Cleveland, Ohio-based, fourth-generation U.S. manufacturer of customizable CNC plasma cutting machines and waterjet cutting machines. It manufactures equipment for steelworking, steel distribution, fabrication, construction, renewable energy, railroads, oil and gas, mining, machinery, boat manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, robotics, and other industrial applications.CLEVELAND, OH
Miller WeldmasterFrom a garage in rural Ohio, Miller Weldmaster has manufactured industrial fabric welding systems since 1974, building standard and custom equipment for joining thermoplastic materials. Still family-led, the company now has machines installed in more than 100 countries and supports customers through a network of 29 international distributor partners. Its third-generation Miller family is actively involved in service, marketing, and production.NAVARRE, OH
Steven Douglas CorpFounded in 1998, Steven Douglas Corp. designs, engineers, and builds custom automation machines for manufacturers from its headquarters in Concord, Ohio. SDC handles projects in-house from engineering and assembly through testing, installation, and ongoing support, with particular depth in micron-level automation and specialized systems such as automated wire-harness equipment. The company has built more than 1,500 machines and operates a 69,000-square-foot temperature-controlled facility alongside a 16,000-square-foot engineering office.CONCORD, OH