Family-owned since its founding in 1948, Bug-O Systems is a Canonsburg manufacturer known for operator-controlled mechanization that grew from a World War II shipbuilding solution. Its portable, modular equipment helps metal fabricators and shipbuilders carry out welding and cutting with more consistent motion, while its distributor network serves customers in 100 countries.
Miller Fabrication SolutionsFamily-owned and operated since David R. Miller opened a three-person welding and machining shop in 1963, Miller Fabrication Solutions has grown into a Western Pennsylvania manufacturer serving global OEMs. Today, 400 employees work across four plants totaling 675,000 square feet, with the company known for taking on complex metal parts and assemblies while investing in automation and the communities around it. Its management systems are certified to ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001.BROOKVILLE, PA
Gullco International, IncWith more than seven decades of experience, Gullco International is known for North American-made equipment that helps industrial fabricators automate welding work. Most manufacturing is performed in-house, with more than $12 million invested in CNC equipment to support the ruggedness and precision of its systems. The company serves customers worldwide, including demanding heavy-fabrication operations.MACEDONIA, OH
Fab-Cut Systems IncFab-Cut Systems is a family-owned Kingston manufacturer of custom CNC plasma cutting tables, gantries, and turnkey cutting systems for fabrication shops and industrial users. René and Laurie Barnes launched the company as a standalone business in January 2017, drawing on René’s more than 37 years in the welding-supply industry. Its 25,000-square-foot operation also upgrades existing tables and provides remote technical support, while serving as an authorized OEM for ESAB and Kjellberg and an exclusive Canadian distributor of Eckert equipment.SANBORN, NY
Cincinnati IncorporatedSince 1898, Cincinnati Incorporated has built made-to-order metal fabrication equipment in the USA, including press brakes, fiber laser systems, automation and related software. The privately held company operates a 500,000-square-foot plant and technical center on an 80-acre campus near Cincinnati, where its machines have supported American manufacturing for more than 125 years. Its long-running, family-oriented culture includes fourth-generation majority owner Christina March and a workforce that includes many veterans.HARRISON, OH