Cincinnati Machines supplies machine tools ranging from standard milling and turning equipment to exceptionally large machines used to produce, maintain, and repair wind-turbine generators. Based in Cincinnati, the company works with international partner factories and is especially notable for heavy-duty equipment such as lathes with 120-inch swings and 100-ton capacities. Its Cincinnati Grinding Systems & Automation Group also draws on more than 400 years of combined engineering expertise for new and remanufactured grinding systems, including automated production cells.
Magna Machine CompanyFounded in 1947 repairing and maintaining equipment for paper mills and chemical processors, Cincinnati’s Magna Machine Company now builds, repairs, and remanufactures large industrial machinery and fully functional assemblies. Its modern operation handles components weighing up to 160,000 pounds, including work as large as vessels for Michigan State University’s Rare Isotope Beam Facility. Magna Machine is ISO 9001:2015 certified and serves both commercial and defense customers.CINCINNATI, OH
DKD Ikjot UnitedHeadquartered in New York, DKD Ikjot United builds large CNC machine tools for roll shops and other heavy industrial machining applications as a Preet Group enterprise. Its equipment includes heavy-duty turning lathes capable of handling workpieces up to 3,000 mm in diameter and 200 tons, alongside customized roll-grinding and machining solutions. The company operates across 102 locations in 46 countries and supports projects with application consulting, turnkey roll-shop planning, and after-sales service.MELVILLE, NY
High Tech Mold & MachineEstablished in 1984 to build and service molds for the tire industry, High Tech Mold & Machine now provides large-scale CNC turning and milling for industrial customers. Its equipment handles components up to 65 inches in diameter and milling work up to 15,000 pounds, reflecting the company’s long-running specialty in substantial, precision-machined parts.UNIONTOWN, OH
Standard Machine, LLCStandard Machine, LLC. began in Cleveland in 1969 with one machine and one man, growing from a 2,000-square-foot shop into a 30,000-square-foot facility. Today, the company is known for taking on unusually large precision-machining work for customers in demanding industrial fields, with projects ranging from wind-energy gear housings to nuclear-power equipment.CLEVELAND, OH