Known 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 Engineered SolutionsCambridge 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.CAMBRIDGE, MD
G. BOPP + Co. AGFounded in 1881, G. BOPP + Co. AG makes precision-woven metal mesh and turns it into customer-specific components for demanding industrial and research applications. From its Swiss production base and a network of operations spanning Europe, the United States and Asia, BOPP combines decades of mesh experience with in-house engineering, fabrication and research and development. Its meshes can be supplied as rolls or processed into ready-to-install parts, including replacement components designed to help customers reduce equipment downtime.WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY
Audubon Sales & ServiceSince 1884, Audubon Sales & Service has manufactured metal wire-mesh and chain-driven conveyor belts at its Feasterville, Pennsylvania plant. Its belts are built for demanding heat-treating and furnace work as well as specialized bakery applications, including the tightly woven Cordweave bands used for crackers, biscuits and cookies. Audubon supplies custom-width belting worldwide and offers engineering recommendations and expedited service for breakdowns.FEASTERVILLE TREVOSE, PA
GKD – Gebr. Kufferath AGFounded in Düren in 1925 as a wire-weaving mill, GKD – Gebr. Kufferath AG now makes technical metal, woven-wire and synthetic mesh solutions for industrial processes and architectural projects. Still family-owned in its fourth generation, the company’s Düren headquarters employs around 475 people and serves as the group’s research, development and production hub. GKD connects that century of mesh expertise to production operations on four continents, including specialized mining separation and filtration equipment developed in South Africa.CAMBRIDGE, MD