Founded in 1943, Chagrin Falls-based ETNA Products manufactures and distributes metalworking fluids, with a particular history in lubricants for non-ferrous drawing and stamping. The fourth-generation, WBENC-certified woman-owned company develops its own formulations and supports customers with technical sampling and fluid-maintenance services across 42 U.S. states and more than 30 countries. ETNA has been ISO 9001 registered since 1995.
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Monroe Fluid TechnologySince 1958, Monroe Fluid Technology has manufactured specialty fluids for the metalworking industry at its Hilton, New York facility, supplying coolants, industrial cleaners and rust preventatives. Its on-site development laboratory supports custom formulations and fluid analysis, while the company also provides toll blending and private-label production. Monroe has been ISO 9001 certified since 1994 and marks its products as made in the USA.HILTON, NY
Clark Oil & ChemicalSince 1912, Cleveland-based Clark Oil & Chemical has blended and developed metalworking fluids, pairing a full-service laboratory with production that can handle both transport batches and individual drum prototypes. Its specialty is application-specific formulation, with technical staff working directly with customers on demanding machining, forming, and stamping operations. Clark serves industries ranging from automotive to nuclear energy and medical-device manufacturing, and ships its products worldwide.CLEVELAND, OH
Advanced Fluids IncFounded by Emil Rosul in Cleveland in 1996, Advanced Fluids Inc. manufactures specialty metalworking fluids, including industrial coolants, lubricants, and cleaners. The company develops application-specific formulations for machining and cleaning operations, while also mixing, packaging, and shipping private-label products across the United States and internationally. Its small-company approach emphasizes flexible batch sizes, quick turnaround, and direct help matching a fluid to the customer’s process.CLEVELAND, OH
Blaser SwisslubeFounded in Switzerland in 1936, family-owned Blaser Swisslube makes metalworking fluids and pairs them with process-optimization support for CNC manufacturers. Now in its third generation, the company develops its solutions at a 3,500-square-meter R&D and technology center in Hasle-Rüegsau, where more than 90 specialists work on machining applications. Blaser’s unusual path—from its founder’s first water-repellent shoe cream for Swiss farmers to today’s Liquid Tool approach—still informs its focus on fluids that are compatible with people and the environment.GOSHEN, NY