Founded in 1977 by metallurgist Alan Flash, Cerbaco Ltd. designs and manufactures non-metallic weld backings for full-penetration, finished-quality welds from one side. The Warrington company combines engineered formulations with hands-on technical assistance, creating custom shapes, sizes, and even new formulations when a welding application calls for something different. Cerbaco has worked with welding engineers around the world to address difficult fit-ups and inaccessible joint backs.
Superior Flux & Mfg. CoFounded in 1932, Cleveland’s Superior Flux & Mfg. Co. formulates and manufactures fluxes for metal joining, with products spanning soldering, brazing and welding. Its laboratory and technical staff work directly with engineers, technicians, artisans and other customers to analyze difficult-to-join components and improve their processes. The company also manufactures DeepTIG welding fluxes under agreement with Edison Welding Institute, reflecting its focus on specialized joining challenges as well as everyday production needs.CLEVELAND, OH
EB IndustriesSince George DeLalio founded EB Industries in 1965, the Farmingdale company has been known for solving demanding welding problems with an engineering-minded, quality-focused approach. Its early work supported Apollo spacecraft and military aircraft, and its 17,000-square-foot facility now serves customers whose parts must meet stringent aerospace and medical requirements. EB Industries holds AS9100D, ISO 9001:2015 and NADCAP welding certifications.FARMINGDALE, NY
Strohecker IncorporatedFounded in 1947, Strohecker Incorporated is an East Palestine, Ohio, fabricator whose defining craft is welding heavy copper to itself and to dissimilar materials. That expertise first brought the company into the titanium industry and, by 1980, made crucible work its central business. Strohecker now serves specialty melting shops throughout North America, with customers also in Latin America, Europe, and Asia.EAST PALESTINE, OH
KLK Welding IncFounded by Bethlehem Steel Shipyard welder Ken Kirkpatrick, KLK Welding has grown from a 36-by-40-foot Hanover workshop into a multi-location company providing custom welding, metal fabrication, and production manufacturing. In business since 1985, it takes projects from rough sketches or 3D designs through fabrication and installation, while also offering 24-hour emergency service and welding training for area employers and schools. KLK is AWS D1.1 and ASME certified and serves both major regional companies and residential customers.HANOVER, PA