MAE-Eitel brings together German engineering heritage and American-made manufacturing in a company whose roots reach back to 1931. Formed through the 2014 merger of MAE and Eitel Presses, it serves manufacturers with custom industrial straightening equipment, backed by in-house production and support for existing presses.
MAE GroupFounded in Erkrath in 1931 as Maschinen- und Apparatebau GmbH Erkrath, MAE develops and manufactures industrial straightening machines and wheelset presses. The former medium-sized family business now serves industries including rail technology, automotive and toolmaking with manual or automated equipment, along with application-specific machine concepts. MAE also supports machines through testing, maintenance and retrofit work, including equipment from selected third-party manufacturers.ORWIGSBURG, PA
Savage EngineeringSince Fred A. Wolbert founded it in 1963 to solve bulldozer track-repair problems, Savage Engineering has built custom hydraulic presses for industrial jobs that do not fit a catalog. The Cleveland-area manufacturer designs and builds its machines under one roof, from presses for unusual forming and compaction applications to precision straightening equipment, with capacities up to 3,500 tons. Its 45,000-square-foot facility produces every press in the USA, and the company’s history includes Wolbert’s son Dan joining in 1975 and becoming president in 2007.CLEVELAND, OH
MULTIPRESS IncFormerly known as Denison Multipress, MULTIPRESS has spent more than 75 years designing and manufacturing custom hydraulic presses in the USA. Now operating from Pacific Press Technologies’ 130,000-square-foot headquarters in Mount Carmel, Illinois, the company combines in-house engineering with USA-based parts and service support to build presses around demanding production requirements.COLUMBUS, OH
Marion Engineering & Technology IncFamily-owned since 1938, Marion Engineering & Technology is a Marion, Indiana, industrial machine shop with roots in the former Marion Engineering Products. Jim and Susan Stengel bought the business in 2000, and the company now serves industrial customers with machine design, rebuilding and repair, including custom hydraulic cylinders.MARION, OH