DeMuth Steel Products Inc makes specialty steel products for the silo industry and for agricultural, construction, and commercial/industrial applications. Established in 1917 by Lester DeMuth, the company was incorporated in 1947 by his son Harry and purchased by Quebec's Vallieres family of farm-related businesses in 2006. It sells through a dealer network across the United States and Canada.
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Sweet Material HandlingSince W. Dean Sweet founded the company in 1955, Sweet Material Handling has built bulk material handling equipment for agricultural and industrial operations, including systems fabricated in the United States at its Springfield, Ohio facility. Still family-owned and operated, the company is known for galvanized U.S. prime steel equipment designed for long service and minimal maintenance. Sweet equipment now serves customers in more than 55 countries across six continents.SPRINGFIELD, OH
Metallus IncMetallus Inc. is a specialty steel manufacturer whose history dates to 1915, when The Timken Company began making steel in Canton, Ohio, initially to supply bearing production. Now operating facilities in the United States and Mexico, the company produces high-performance steel and components, with more than 500 grades and a stated annual melt capacity of 1.2 million tons. Its steel serves industrial, automotive, aerospace and defense, and energy applications.CANTON, OH
Gingway Products, IncFounded in 1966 by Joe Gingerich, Gingway Products is a family-owned Plain City, Ohio fabrication shop that makes custom metalwork alongside its own asphalt maintenance equipment and agricultural products. Still involving third-generation family members, the company has grown from a 40-by-60-foot shop to more than 30,000 square feet and has specialized in dairy-related products since 1970 and asphalt sealing equipment since 1981.PLAIN CITY, OH
Franklin IndustriesFranklin Industries is a century-old Franklin, Pennsylvania, mill whose roots reach back to the Franklin Rolling Mill and Foundry, founded in 1901. Reopened as Franklin Industries in 1996, the operation joined the Kovalchick family of companies in 2002 and continues to turn railroad steel into durable products for agricultural and highway use.331221FRANKLIN, PA