Born from an Erie, Pennsylvania inventor’s 1942 magnetic separator for grain mills, Eriez designs and manufactures separation and material-handling equipment for processing industries worldwide. The company now employs more than 1,000 people, operates 12 wholly owned international subsidiaries and maintains more than 50,000 square meters of manufacturing space across six continents. Its Erie operations also include dedicated mineral-processing and recycling test facilities, extending the company’s work from equipment manufacturing into process testing and technical support.
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Ohio Magnetics, IncSince 1917, Ohio Magnetics, Inc. has designed and manufactured lifting magnet systems and magnetic separation equipment from its 115,000-square-foot facility in Maple Heights, Ohio. Its Stearns™ separation equipment serves customers worldwide, while the company also rebuilds lifting and separation magnets from most manufacturers through its Ohio Magnetics Remag Program. Products are made in the USA for steel, scrap, mining and mill applications.MAPLE HEIGHTS, OH
Rotex GroupRotex Group is a Cincinnati-based industrial manufacturer whose screening heritage dates to 1844. Known for developing separation equipment for process industries, it serves customers worldwide and backs its machines with materials testing and technical support. Its work spans demanding applications such as grain handling, minerals processing, and recycling.CINCINNATI, OH
S.G. Frantz CoFounded in 1935 by Samuel G. Frantz, S.G. Frantz Co. is a specialist manufacturer whose long history began with magnetic separation equipment for the ceramic industry. Today, the Tullytown company develops custom systems for industrial processors and mineralogical laboratories, with ongoing research focused on difficult fine-particle separations.333248BRISTOL, PA
Erie Technical Systems, IncErie Technical Systems grew from founder Rick Sienerth’s garage start-up in 2001 into an Erie, Pennsylvania manufacturer with a 50,000-square-foot facility. Sienerth launched the company after earning patents for FIBC filling machines and processes, later partnering with chemical engineer Tim Porco to deepen its automation expertise. Today, the company develops custom equipment for handling dry solids in industries such as chemicals, food, mining, and plastics.ERIE, PA