Veteran-owned and based in Wapakoneta, Ohio, Flex Machine Tools has spent more than 50 years building machine-tool solutions for manufacturers. The company is known for equipment that helps shops handle oversized work and for supporting customers with trained service technicians, remote diagnostics, and on-site assistance. Its acquisition of Detroit-area manufacturer TARUS has expanded Flex’s U.S.-built manufacturing capacity.
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Victory Machine and Fab, LLCBorn in 2001 in a two-car Sidney, Ohio garage, veteran-owned Victory Machine and Fab now combines precision machining and custom metal fabrication with millwright and rigging work for industrial customers across Ohio and the Midwest. Founded by precision machinist Roger Wilcox and now operated by his son Aaron, the company has grown into a 40,000-square-foot Sidney facility with more than 45 trade professionals under one roof. Its millwright and ironwork crews also provide 24/7 emergency maintenance support, helping plants stay in operation.SIDNEY, OH
Foltz Machine, LLCFounded by Canton entrepreneur Bob Foltz in 1973, Foltz Machine is an Ohio job shop that machines metal, builds custom machinery, and handles fabrication and equipment reconditioning. Its capabilities range from CNC work to large horizontal boring mills with tables rated for loads up to 20 tons, while certified welders and experienced machinists support projects from planning through assembly and testing. The company serves manufacturers across the United States and abroad, with many employees bringing decades of machining experience.CANTON, OH
Bardons & OliverFounded in 1891, Bardons & Oliver builds machine tools and provides large-part contract machining, parts and service from its 100,000-square-foot facility in Solon, Ohio. The company began with hand-operated turret lathes and later developed large-capacity cutoff lathes for the pipe and tube industry, a specialty that remains central to its machine-tool work. Its contract machining operation handles parts up to 20,000 pounds, while employee-owners support customers with engineered solutions and equipment service.SOLON, 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