Since 2001, BaseTek has designed and manufactured precision mineral castings in Middlefield, Ohio, using its proprietary Zanite® Plus polymer concrete. Its 32,000-plus-square-foot climate-controlled facility produces machine bases and pump foundations known for tight tolerances, vibration damping and corrosion resistance. BaseTek also developed the patented GreenShield Foundation System, which combines an equipment mounting surface with a traditional concrete elevation pad in one cast structure.
Cleveland Polymer TechnologiesKnown for its POLY-CRETE™ technology, Cleveland Polymer Technologies is a Watervliet, New York manufacturer serving equipment builders in the United States and overseas. The company makes precision polymer-mineral composite castings for applications where vibration control and dimensional stability matter, including machine tools and semiconductor equipment. Its management brings more than 15 years of experience in polymer castings across several international markets.SCHENECTADY, NY
Overly Hautz CompanyFounded in 1934, Lebanon, Ohio-based Overly Hautz Company designs and manufactures fabricated metal mounting systems for electric motors, gearboxes, and other power-transmission equipment. The company pioneered fabricated motor bases and rails and has built more than 6 million motor mounts, drawing on a nine-decade archive of designs to handle both standard NEMA applications and custom mounting challenges. Its products are manufactured in the U.S.A., with production supported by robotic welding and precision laser technology.LEBANON, OH
Advanced Concrete Systems, IncAdvanced Concrete Systems, Inc. has manufactured Superior Walls precast foundation systems since 1986 and says it has produced more than 40,000 foundations. The Middleburg, Pennsylvania company makes custom-designed, insulated concrete foundation panels in a factory-controlled environment and installs them at building sites. It is an independently owned licensee of Superior Walls of America, Ltd.MIDDLEBURG, PA
BIMAC Precision CastingsFounded in Dayton in 1959, BIMAC Precision Castings makes complex metal components through investment lost-wax and ceramic-mold casting. One of the few U.S. foundries with the Shaw ceramic-mold process, BIMAC produces castings from ounces to more than 300 pounds and develops proprietary wear-resistant alloys for demanding machinery applications. Its 35,000-square-foot facility supports medium-run work as well as urgent replacement parts, including pump components produced through rapid prototyping.DAYTON, OH