Ice Industries

Employee Size

201-500

Organization Type

Privately Held

Headquarters

Sylvania, OH

Founded

1999

Founded in 1999 from the purchase of Toledo’s Acklin Stamping, Ice Industries has grown into a North American metal-forming manufacturer producing stamped and roll-formed components, along with related fabricated, welded and assembled parts. Its five-location footprint spans more than 750,000 square feet across the United States and Mexico, with deep-draw expertise dating through its Deerfield and Ronfeldt operations and newer roll-forming plants supporting solar energy manufacturing. Ice Industries is also a small disabled veteran-owned business, and its facilities hold certifications including ISO 9001, IATF 16949 and ISO 14001.

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