GRAMMER AG develops and manufactures components and systems for passenger-car interiors, as well as driver and passenger seats for off-road vehicles, trucks, buses and trains. Founded in Amberg more than 100 years ago as a saddlery, the company has since grown from a regional seat-cushion provider into an international automotive and commercial-vehicle manufacturer, with 42 production, distribution and logistics sites in 20 countries.
GRAMMER USAGRAMMER USA designs and manufactures seating systems for commercial and off-road vehicles, building on the German parent company Grammer AG’s history dating to its 1880 founding in Amberg. Its North American operations expanded in the 1990s and early 2000s to develop and manufacture seating for U.S. industry needs, with facilities named in Wisconsin, Mississippi, Michigan, and Ohio. The company supplies seating for equipment users in agriculture, construction, material handling, turf care, and trucking.TIFFIN, OH
Compin FainsaCompin Fainsa makes passenger seats and interior equipment for railways, buses and coaches, drawing on roots that reach back to Compin’s first train seats in 1902 and Fainsa’s founding in 1935. The combined company formed in 2015 and now operates seven sites in five countries, with 700 employees producing more than 400,000 seats a year across more than 50,000 square metres. Its work also extends beyond new vehicles to refurbishment, repairs and on-site support for operating fleets.WAYLAND, NY
KAB Seating LtdFor more than 50 years, KAB Seating Ltd has designed and manufactured durable suspension seats for industrial vehicles working across rugged terrain and harsh environments. Based in Northampton and owned by Commercial Vehicle Group, the company also applies that vehicle-seating experience to ergonomic office chairs intended for round-the-clock workplaces, with a worldwide distribution network supporting its customers.NEW ALBANY, OH
CamacoFounded in 1996 as a headrest-structure supplier, Camaco now designs, tests, validates and manufactures engineered seating structures and mechanisms for the global automotive industry. From its Farmington Hills headquarters, the company supports programs ranging from low-volume premium vehicles to high-volume global platforms through a footprint spanning six countries, 1.5 million square feet and roughly 3,500 employees. Camaco’s distinctive reach combines full-service engineering with vertically integrated manufacturing and its own Rebel Freight logistics division.LORAIN, OH