G3 srl designs, manufactures, rebuilds and maintains machinery and complete lines for rubber processing, bringing together ITALMEC’s manufacturing heritage dating to 1953 with more than 30 years of rebuilding and maintenance experience. The Italian company acquired the ITALMEC brand in 2005 and has since delivered more than 300 machines to over 20 countries, including rebuilt equipment from more than 100 machine types and OEMs. G3’s technicians support projects from specification through installation, start-up and ongoing service, with reverse engineering and spare-parts expertise extending across machines from different original manufacturers.
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Barwell Global LtdWith more than 60 years of experience, Barwell Global is a Cambridge-based manufacturer known for building machinery for rubber processors around the world. Its support continues well beyond installation, with training and service available throughout a machine’s working life. Through its buyback programme, Barwell also refurbishes older equipment for customers seeking a lower-cost route into its technology.BRUNSWICK, OH
Gomaplast Machinery, IncEstablished in 1991, Gomaplast Machinery is a Wooster, Ohio company known for keeping the rubber-processing equipment it advertises in its own inventory. It serves rubber and polymer manufacturers across North America and abroad, supporting purchases with in-house rebuilding and engineering work.WOOSTER, OH
TROESTER GmbH & Co. KGFounded in 1892 by engineer Paul Troester, Hanover-based TROESTER GmbH & Co. KG builds machinery and complete systems for processing rubber, cable and compounds. The family-owned manufacturer has carried its “Made in Germany” engineering tradition into a global operation of around 650 employees, with sites across Europe, Asia and the Americas. Its equipment is supported throughout its life cycle with field service, digital monitoring and retrofit expertise.CUYAHOGA FALLS, OH
Rubber City Machinery CorporationFrom its 100,000-square-foot Akron headquarters, Rubber City Machinery Corporation rebuilds polymer-processing machinery, bringing mills and presses back to original specifications. Since moving into the facility in March 1985, RCM has kept rebuilding, redesigning, testing and fabrication under one roof, supported by 40 overhead cranes. The company also supplies replacement parts and provides certified equipment appraisals, with President George B. Sobieraj holding Certified Senior Appraiser status under USPAP.AKRON, OH