Since 1978, family-owned DS Machine has made heating and cooking equipment in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, while also taking on custom metal-fabrication work. Its DS and HECO lines are built by local craftsmen with an emphasis on efficiency and low maintenance, and the fabrication division handles both one-off designs and production runs ranging from prototypes to thousands of parts.
DS Machine LLCSince 1978, family-owned DS Machine LLC has made heating and cooking equipment in Lancaster County while also taking on metal-fabrication work ranging from production runs to one-off designs. Its DS and HECO stoves are built by master craftsmen with an emphasis on efficiency and low maintenance, and its fabrication division carries that same long-running shop heritage into custom projects.GORDONVILLE, PA
Lancaster Parts & EquipmentFamily-owned Lancaster Parts & Equipment has supported farmers from Lancaster County since 1965, evolving from Lancaster Silo into a manufacturer and supplier of farm equipment, aftermarket parts, and repair services. The company began making its own harvesting equipment in 1991 and still builds products such as hammer mills and bale grabbers in Lancaster County, while its service team provides in-shop and field repairs across eastern Pennsylvania and Maryland. Its custom fabrication operation also serves agricultural, industrial, and commercial customers with one-off parts and production work.LANCASTER, PA
O'Donnell Metal FabricatorsFamily-owned and American-made since 1981, O’Donnell Metal Fabricators designs, engineers, and builds custom metal parts and assemblies from its Greater Philadelphia-area shop. Its fully in-house operation takes projects from CAD concepts and prototypes through production, finishing, and field installation, including custom stainless steel work for clients throughout the tri-state region and beyond. The company serves as a single fabrication partner when standard components do not fit the job.NORRISTOWN, PA
N.E. Reihart & Sons, IncFounded by Newton Edgar Reihart in the early 1940s, N.E. Reihart & Sons is a third-generation, family-owned steel fabricator and machine shop that turns customer drawings—or rough ideas—into custom metal parts, equipment, and complete machines. The Huntingdon, Pennsylvania company has grown from small shops into a 110,000-square-foot operation, combining engineering and reverse-engineering with precision machining and fabrication. Its project record ranges from duplicating Pennsylvania bear traps to building oversized hoppers and components for research facilities.HUNTINGDON, PA