Ottinger Machine Company, Inc. is a family business whose roots reach back to Gotlieb Ottinger’s nineteenth-century butchering trade and whose manufacturing story began when Malcolm Ottinger designed a better hammer mill in 1934. Now operated by Malcolm’s son, Robert, the Phoenixville company continues to make the Mighty Samson for industrial users, including rendering and plastics businesses, across the United States and Canada.
OttevangerFounded in 1909, Ottevanger designs and builds complete automated feed mills and the equipment, automation and services that keep them operating worldwide. Dutch craftsmanship remains central to the company’s work, which is now brought together under one name with expertise spanning feed-mill design, production technology and lifecycle support. More than 300 colleagues work across engineering, production, installation, service and commissioning.STOW, OH
Allegheny ShreddersFounded by John Wagner in 1967, Allegheny Shredders designs and manufactures industrial shredders and material-handling systems for secure destruction and recycling. Family-owned and operated, the company builds all of its equipment in Delmont, Pennsylvania, including systems that reach 300 horsepower and its distinctive Auto-Feed™ technology. Allegheny also supports customers with factory technical service, parts and equipment planning developed through more than five decades in the shredding industry.GREENSBURG, PA
Burns Machine CompanyFamily-owned and operated since 1917, Burns Machine Company is an Ottawa, Illinois manufacturer known for carrying American manufacturing traditions into complex OEM work. Its 35,000-square-foot facility supports projects from prototype through production, with an ISO 9001:2015 quality system guiding the work.FOSTORIA, OH
Schutte HammermillFounded in 1928 as Schutte Pulverizer Company, Buffalo-based Schutte Hammermill designs and manufactures industrial size-reduction equipment for processing operations worldwide. Its U.S.-made hammer mills and related systems are custom configured to the material and production goal, with complimentary testing available to demonstrate the right setup. The company also rebuilds mills and rotors at its Buffalo factory, extending the working life of equipment already in service.BUFFALO, NY