Founded in 1948, Perfecto Industries manufactures coil handling, material-feeding, and straightening equipment for stamping operations, with particular expertise in food and beverage container lines. Its Ohio and Michigan operations occupy more than 100,000 square feet, where the company builds individual machines and integrated systems designed to move material through presses with minimal setup and downtime. Perfecto equipment is used in container lines worldwide, alongside its sister company Littell’s specialized scroll sheeting systems.
FEMCSince 1977, FEMC has built its reputation in the Cleveland area by solving difficult container-handling problems for manufacturers. The company designs and builds custom automation in the USA, with more than 5,000 machines deployed worldwide for food and other packaging operations.BEDFORD HEIGHTS, OH
Stolle Machinery Company, LLCFounded by Ralph J. Stolle’s predecessor company in Sidney, Ohio, in 1961, Stolle Machinery makes high-speed machinery and complete production systems for two-piece metal cans and ends. The company grew from Ralph Stolle’s work perfecting high-speed easy-open beverage-end production and now supports canmakers with equipment, precision-machined OEM parts, rebuilding services, and global technical support. Stolle operates assembly, machining, and research facilities across North America and around the world.CANTON, OH
Carleton Helical TechnologiesSince 1979, family-owned Carleton Helical Technologies has designed and manufactured custom container-handling equipment for packaging lines, including its signature feedscrews and container inverting systems. The New Britain, Pennsylvania, company builds its systems in-house and has carried the Carleton family into a third generation, serving manufacturers across North America with equipment tailored to their containers and production lines. Its installed machinery now supports more than 78,000 production lines.NEW BRITAIN, PA
Press Room Equipment CompanyFor more than 40 years, Press Room Equipment Company has designed and built press-feeding and coil-handling equipment in Southwest Missouri for metal-stamping operations. The Bradbury Group company carries its manufacturing work through its own facilities, from CAD design and machining to wiring and assembly, while continuing to make replacement components for equipment built four decades ago. Its Norwalk Innovation and Waddington Electronics divisions add a long-running specialty in coil uncoiling and custom roll-feed solutions, including Waddington’s heritage dating to 1956.MEDINA, OH