Founded in Logansport in 1968, Logan Stampings makes custom precision metal stampings and fabricated components, with a particular history in automotive parts and metal roof clips. Its 128,000-square-foot Indiana operation combines multi-slide and progressive-die stamping with an in-house tool room, serving customers from prototype through production. Logan Stampings became part of LSI Group in 2017 and keeps its manufacturing in the United States, recycling all scrap metal and packaging materials when possible.
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Bayloff Stamped ProductsSince 1948, Bayloff Stamped Products has remained a three-generation family-owned manufacturer known for steady, long-running production work. Its Michigan and Ohio facilities make precision metal stampings for automotive and industrial customers, with a practical, in-house approach that keeps process responsibility close to the work.KINSMAN, OH
Dove StampingSince 1952, Dove Stamping has made precision metal components through stamping and related machining, welding, and assembly work. Based in two plants totaling 80,000 square feet, the company has produced millions of stamped parts for applications ranging from engine timing components to plumbing and consumer products. Dove maintains an all-American supply chain, sourcing its raw materials within the United States, and holds IATF 16949:2016 certification for automotive quality management.CLEVELAND, OH
Eisenhauer Manufacturing CoSince its founding in 1944, family-owned Eisenhauer Manufacturing has made precision metal stampings in Van Wert, Ohio, serving industries that now include automotive and electrical motors. The company maintains its own tool-and-die department and produces parts ranging from simple forms to complex stampings, with in-house assembly and welding support. Its history reaches back to machining tank bogie wheels during World War II, while its quality system is ISO 9000 certified.VAN WERT, OH
Anchor Manufacturing Group, IncFounded in Cleveland in 1970 as Edward Pfaff’s family-owned tool and die shop, Anchor Manufacturing Group now makes metal stampings, welded assemblies and fabricated parts for automotive, heavy-vehicle and industrial customers. Its 350,000-square-foot operation combines an internal tool-and-die facility with more than 60 stamping presses and over 40 flexible weld cells, supporting shipments across North America, Europe and Asia. Anchor is annually certified to IATF 16949, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards.CLEVELAND, OH