Three generations of the Litzler family have built C. A. Litzler Co., Inc. into a Cleveland manufacturer known for long-running relationships and deep industrial heat-processing experience. For 70 years, the company has engineered custom equipment for manufacturers worldwide, with hundreds of its units still operating and field support available from the United States and China.
Lee IndustriesLee Industries is a Montler family enterprise in Philipsburg that has carried on a local manufacturing tradition since Thomas J. Lee bought the plant in 1928. The company became a pioneer in stainless steel fabrication and has been custom-building process equipment for industrial customers since 1927, with its work now used worldwide. Its ISO 9001:2015-registered quality system and decades of equipment records reflect a business built around long-term service as much as fabrication.PHILIPSBURG, PA
Charles A. Hones, IncSince 1911, family-run Charles A. Hones, Inc. has designed and manufactured industrial gas burners, heat-treating furnaces, and metal-melting equipment in the United States. Now six generations strong, the Hones family builds its equipment at a 12,500-square-foot New York plant, including custom burners and modified furnaces made to fit unusual heating requirements. The company began in a Brooklyn storeroom making soldering furnaces and later grew into a specialist serving metalworking, foundry, artistic, and commercial heating applications.CLEVELAND, NY
IpsenNearly eight decades in thermal processing have made Ipsen known for building industrial heat-treating equipment that manufacturers can keep in service for the long haul. The company supports production operations worldwide, with more than 10,000 installations and a 600-plus-person team behind its equipment and ongoing customer support.CHERRY VALLEY, IL
Stelter & BrinckFounded in 1922, Harrison-based Stelter & Brinck designs and manufactures custom industrial process-heating and environmental equipment, including process air heaters and combustion systems. Now a third-generation company, it has grown from a manufacturer’s representative into a full OEM with thousands of units installed worldwide. Its in-house team test-fires and tunes equipment before shipment, while combustion specialists provide global field service and ongoing support.HARRISON, OH