Since its founding in Boston in 1886, Bradley Pulverizer has built its identity around solving the demanding mineral-processing problems that first brought its mills into fertilizer and cement plants. Still headquartered in Allentown, where it established manufacturing operations in 1914, the company is best known for long-running expertise in phosphate processing and now serves industrial customers across more than 40 countries. Its Broadfield process, introduced in 1936, remains a defining part of that history.
Mars MineralSince 1972, Mars Mineral has built its identity around field-proven process development in Mars, Pennsylvania, where it manufactures pelletizing equipment for industrial customers worldwide. Its 45,000-square-foot facility combines manufacturing with material testing, helping companies determine how difficult powders and byproducts can be converted into useful pellets before scaling production.MARS, PA
Patterson Kelley (PK) BlendersWith roots reaching back to Benjamin F. Kelley & Company’s founding in 1880, Patterson Kelley (PK) Blenders is a long-established industrial engineering company now operating as part of Carrier Process Equipment Group. Its history includes John Fisher’s 1949 patent for the first V-Blender, and today PK develops custom powder-processing equipment for manufacturers that need dependable, repeatable production results.TONAWANDA, NY
Pulva CorporationFamily-owned Pulva Corporation has manufactured pulverizing and particle-size-reduction equipment in western Pennsylvania since 1938. The company also supports that equipment with replacement parts, rebuilds and toll-grinding services, including cryogenic processing through its in-house testing laboratory. Its broad parts inventory and repair capabilities are geared toward keeping customers’ production lines running with minimal downtime.VALENCIA, PA
Schutte HammermillFounded in 1928 as Schutte Pulverizer Company, Buffalo-based Schutte Hammermill designs and manufactures industrial size-reduction equipment for processing operations worldwide. Its U.S.-made hammer mills and related systems are custom configured to the material and production goal, with complimentary testing available to demonstrate the right setup. The company also rebuilds mills and rotors at its Buffalo factory, extending the working life of equipment already in service.BUFFALO, NY