From its headquarters in Mindelheim, GROB-WERKE GmbH & Co. KG designs and builds production and automation systems, including universal machining centers for milling and mill-turn work. The family-managed company was established in 1921 and now operates a 210,800-square-meter production site in Mindelheim alongside plants and subsidiaries worldwide. Its manufacturing reach also extends into electromobility, where GROB supplies production technology for e-motors and batteries.
Dürr Systems AGSince 1896, Dürr Systems AG has engineered mechanical and plant systems that automate vehicle production, with particular depth in paint shops and final assembly lines. The Bietigheim-Bissingen-based company also supplies production technology for battery electrodes and serves woodworking, medical and electrical manufacturing through the Dürr Group’s global network of about 17,500 employees across 32 countries.COLUMBUS, OH
EMG Automation GmbHWith roots reaching back to 1946, EMG Automation GmbH is a Wenden-based industrial technology company that has spent more than 80 years developing automation and quality-assurance systems for continuous production. It is best known for helping metal producers run strip-processing lines with greater control, while its in-house manufacturing operation also supports customer-specific industrial equipment for clients worldwide.TWINSBURG, OH
LISSMAC Maschinenbau GmbHFrom its base in Bad Wurzach, Germany, LISSMAC Maschinenbau GmbH builds machinery and complete systems for construction, metal processing, material handling and plant engineering. Its metalworking equipment is particularly distinctive for automating grinding and deburring, including two-sided sheet processing in a single pass, while its plant-engineering work extends to automated brick and sand-lime brick production. More than 400 employees at five locations support the company’s international operations.MECHANICVILLE, NY
Mikron GroupWith more than 100 years of Swiss engineering behind it, Mikron Group develops automation solutions, high-performance machining systems and cutting tools for producing complex, precise components in high volumes. Its Mikron Machining division employs around 400 people, has installed more than 7,000 systems worldwide and makes its own cutting tools, which are also used on other manufacturers’ machines. The division is headquartered in Agno, Switzerland, with additional sites in Germany, the United States and China.WEST HENRIETTA, NY