Heinrich Brothers, Inc. designs, engineers, and installs custom warehouse equipment and material handling systems. They provide conveyors, conveyor rollers, pre-fabricated buildings, mezzanines, and pallet racks, and also sell standard material handling products.
WHM Equipment CompanySince its founding in 1968, WHM Equipment Company has built its reputation around solving difficult conveying problems for industrial manufacturers and commercial customers. The Cincinnati-area company develops custom conveyor systems for moving and positioning durable or consumer goods, taking projects from initial concept through installation when needed.CINCINNATI, OH
Stock Material Handling Systems (Stock MHS)Family-owned and operated since 1974, Stock Material Handling Systems designs and fabricates custom equipment that keeps high-volume manufacturing, shipping, receiving, and logistics facilities moving. Based in Ohio, the company combines more than 50 years of manufacturing experience with over 127,000 square feet of fabrication space, working with private and publicly held companies across the United States. Its engineers support projects from capacity planning and design through fabrication, assembly, and installation, including the company’s distinctive non-ferrous UHMW chute systems.CLEVES, OH
Kolinahr Systems, IncFounded in 1993 to answer the demands of round-the-clock warehouses, Cincinnati-based Kolinahr Systems designs and fabricates rugged material-handling and automation equipment, including pallet label applicators and load stackers. Its engineering team builds made-to-order systems around each facility’s requirements, with a particular focus on difficult projects other companies will not attempt. Kolinahr assembles its equipment in the United States and operates an on-site UL 508A-certified industrial control panel shop.CINCINNATI, OH
Tiger Material Handling, IncFounded in 1973, Clay Center’s Tiger Material Handling designs, engineers, fabricates and installs material-handling systems, from pallet racking to overhead lifting equipment. Its 25,000-square-foot fabrication shop supports turnkey projects—including mezzanines, structural steelwork and custom industrial carts—and the company ships engineered products across the United States. Tiger also services the systems it supplies, handling maintenance and repairs for conveyors, loading docks and racking.CLAY CENTER, OH