Cambridge Engineered Solutions traces its roots to Cambridge, Maryland, where it began weaving wire cloth more than 100 years ago; one of its early customers was Thomas Edison. Now part of Regal Rexnord following its 2016 acquisition by Rexnord, the company is known for engineered woven-mesh solutions used in food processing and industrial applications.
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CambridgeKnown within Regal Rexnord for its woven-metal expertise, Cambridge makes conveying and engineered mesh solutions for food-processing and industrial customers. Its work also serves filtration, packaging, and architectural applications, giving the brand a reach beyond conventional conveyor equipment.CAMBRIDGE, MD
Cleveland Wirecloth & Manufacturing CoFounded by A.L. Crone in Cleveland in 1914, Cleveland Wirecloth & Manufacturing Co. weaves industrial wire cloth and turns it into precision-fabricated components for demanding applications. The company designs and manufactures in-house, combining more than a century of weaving expertise with engineering support and capabilities such as laser cutting. A founding member of the American Wire Cloth Institute, Cleveland Wirecloth maintains ISO 9001:2015 and AS 9100D certifications and remains family-owned following its 2023 acquisition by Freshwater Capital.CLEVELAND, OH
HAVER & BOECKER Wire WeavingFounded in 1887 by Carl Haver and Eduard Boecker, HAVER & BOECKER Wire Weaving manufactures precision woven wire mesh, filters, and fabricated components for industrial and architectural applications. The family business combines more than 138 years of wire-weaving experience with engineering support, while its W.S. Tyler heritage extends into particle-analysis equipment and test sieves. Its North American operation is ISO 9001 certified and based in Mentor, Ohio.MENTOR, OH
HAVER & BOECKER Wire Weaving IncFounded in 1887 by Carl Haver and Eduard Boecker, HAVER & BOECKER Wire Weaving Inc. manufactures precision woven wire mesh, filters and particle-analysis equipment. The company remains family-owned and brings more than 138 years of weaving experience to engineered solutions, including custom-fabricated components and architectural mesh. Its North American operation also carries forward the W.S. Tyler name, whose test-sieve work helped establish the basis for modern particle-size standards.MENTOR, OH