Family-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.
R&J Cylinder and MachineFounded in 1990 in a small Dover garage, family-owned R&J Cylinder and Machine now builds custom welded hydraulic cylinders and handles demanding industrial machining and repair work from more than 120,000 square feet in New Philadelphia. Its Ohio operations pair large-scale CNC machining with a dedicated honing division in Bolivar, allowing the company to take projects from engineering and fabrication through finishing and inspection. R&J is ISO 9001 certified and serves customers across the Midwest and beyond.NEW PHILADELPHIA, OH
Lamb Machine IncSince 1982, family-owned Lamb Machine has rebuilt and custom-built hydraulic cylinders from its Bluefield, West Virginia shop. Its 65,000-square-foot facility supports a skilled team with more than 100 years of combined hydraulic experience, while the company’s job-traveler system and detailed inspection process keep repairs and new-part work carefully tracked. Lamb Machine aims to be a lasting partner rather than simply a vendor.BLUEFIELD, WV
Leppert Machine Co., IncFamily-owned and operated in Mansfield since 1937, Leppert Machine provides custom machining, fabrication, and industrial repair from the same location. Its 40,000-square-foot manufacturing operation houses more than 60 machines, while the company’s experienced machinists and fabricators handle projects ranging from custom replacement parts to rebuilt industrial equipment.MANSFIELD, OH
Reighard Machine IncFor nearly 80 years, Reighard Machine has been a South Fork shop known for quality hydraulic work, beginning with Elwood “Jake” Reighard’s 1946 garage business. After Jake’s death, longtime employee Don Sauter and his wife, Carol, bought the company; ownership later passed to their son Bryan and his wife Jocelyn in 2008. The family-run business now serves industrial customers across Pennsylvania, Maryland, and West Virginia, with a longstanding specialty in telescopic hydraulic cylinder repair.SOUTH FORK, PA