Founded 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.
MAE-EitelMAE-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.ORWIGSBURG, PA
Hatebur Umformmaschinen AGFounded in 1930 by the grandfather of its current board president, Hatebur Umformmaschinen AG builds machines and systems for industrial metal forming. The Swiss company has carried its precision-focused approach through three generations and broadened its offering through the 2016 partnership with Carlo Salvi. Its worldwide service network supports customers on site, including mobile machining performed directly in production environments.SYLVANIA, OH
Magnetech Industrial Services, IncSince 1937, Magnetech Industrial Services has repaired, reconditioned, rewound and remanufactured electrical-mechanical equipment, with the unusual ability to support a facility from its transformer through to the driven component. Headquartered in Massillon, Ohio, the company combines in-house engineering and repair with field service and asset-management programs, and it also manufactures and services lifting magnets. Its rail work is certified to the Association of American Railroads’ M-1003 quality assurance standard.MASSILLON, OH
MATO GmbH & Co. KGFounded in Frankfurt in 1906 as a maker of wire hooks, MATO GmbH & Co. KG now manufactures conveyor-belt maintenance equipment and lubrication technology from Mühlheim am Main. Its long industrial history includes the 1935 start of grease-gun production and the 1998 launch of the Lube-Shuttle® grease-gun system. MATO introduced a DIN EN ISO 9001 quality-management system in 1998 and supplies customers through a worldwide sales and service network.BECKLEY, WV