Established in 1953, Fairfield Machine is known for rugged, long-lived industrial machinery that has remained in service for generations. Since joining Rockford Engineering Works in 2019, the Fairfield name has been supported by a 25,000-square-foot Regina facility and a team of more than 50 technical and skilled-trades staff, including work rebuilding equipment for pipe and tube manufacturers.
Machine Tool Research, IncFounded in 1982 by former Farrel Corporation employees, Rochester’s Machine Tool Research builds, rebuilds and modernizes large machine tools for industrial customers. Now employee-owned and operating from the former Farrel facility, MTR is the OEM for Farrel, Betts and Sellers equipment while also servicing other makes and models. Its more than 150,000-square-foot assembly operation combines mechanical and controls engineering with in-house manufacturing and nationwide field support.ROCHESTER, NY
HFW IndustriesFamily-owned HFW Industries has worked from Buffalo since 1950, when it began as Hard Face Welding & Machine Co. and established the long-running, hands-on character that still defines the business. Today, a team of more than 55 employees serves industrial customers by manufacturing and rebuilding critical equipment, with its one-source approach keeping major repair work under one roof. HFW has operated its 65,000-square-foot Buffalo facility since 1965 and has held ISO 9001 registration since 2011.BUFFALO, NY
Ferry Industries, IncFerry Industries traces its roots to a family machine shop founded by brothers Ernest and John D. Ferry in Kent, Ohio, in 1927. After decades of specialty engineering and military-related machining, the company shifted toward proprietary industrial equipment and is now based in Stow, where it serves manufacturers around the world. Its history includes producing more than 1,300 rotational molding machines since 1983, along with ongoing custom engineering and support.STOW, OH
Pyramid Rebuild and Machine, LLCFamily-owned since 2002, Pyramid Rebuild and Machine grew from a two-man shop in Suffield into a second-generation Tallmadge company with 18 full-time employees. It is known for helping manufacturers extend the useful life of machine tools, including equipment dating back to the World War II era, while also supplying new machines when replacement makes more sense. Its large-project capability includes a 20-ton crane and high-bay entrance.TALLMADGE, OH