Rebuilders Unlimited, Inc. began in 1990 with three partners and two pieces of equipment in an unheated four-car garage in Greencastle, Pennsylvania. Today, its Waynesboro facility serves customers around the world by restoring Landis thread-generating machinery to original equipment manufacturer standards, with every machine fully disassembled and inspected rather than simply cleaned up and repainted.
Peiffer Machine ServicesFrom a three-person shop behind its founder’s house in Mt. Aetna, Peiffer Machine Services has grown into a third-generation, woman-owned company that repairs and rebuilds machine tools for manufacturers across the United States. Founded by Paul Peiffer in 1956, the company still specializes in restoring aging equipment—including precision way work—while its 25,000-square-foot facility supports larger rebuilds and custom machine work. President and sole owner Kelly Ressler carries forward the Ressler family’s legacy with a team that has worked on more than 5,000 machines.332710MOUNT AETNA, PA
Pyramid Rebuild and Machine, LLCFamily-owned since 2002, Pyramid Rebuild and Machine grew from a two-man shop in Suffield into a second-generation Tallmadge company with 18 full-time employees. It is known for helping manufacturers extend the useful life of machine tools, including equipment dating back to the World War II era, while also supplying new machines when replacement makes more sense. Its large-project capability includes a 20-ton crane and high-bay entrance.TALLMADGE, OH
Kalt ManufacturingFamily-owned Kalt Manufacturing began in 1967 in Bill Kalt’s garage and has grown into a 60,000-square-foot, climate-controlled North Ridgeville operation. The company is known for restoring aging cold-forming machinery, with more than 650 complete rebuilds and over 15,000 engineered drawings on file. Its work serves manufacturers across the Midwest, the wider United States, and international markets.NORTH RIDGEVILLE, OH
Marwood Machine Company IncEstablished in 1977 by Frank Crimbchin after experience ranging from heavy-metal manufacturing to work on the first lunar camera, Marwood Machine Company builds and fabricates custom machinery and industrial components in Cabot, Pennsylvania. The company is particularly known for rebuilding and retrofitting worn or damaged equipment, while its substantial shop can handle pieces weighing up to 15 tons. Its work has ranged from gas-well bailing rigs to ultra-high-vacuum chambers and very small vacuum-industry screws.CABOT, PA