Retech Systems has been developing metallurgical technology since Max Schlienger founded the company in Marin County in 1963. Today, its Buffalo operation builds custom equipment for demanding producers of reactive and refractory metals, drawing on a 113,000-square-foot footprint and in-house research and development. Retech became part of the SECO/WARWICK group in 2011 and remains known for pioneering plasma and electron-beam cold-hearth melting.
SECO/WARWICKSECO/WARWICK designs and builds industrial furnaces and metallurgical systems for heat treatment and vacuum metallurgy, with solutions tailored to demanding manufacturing processes. The group grew from Polish engineering roots in Świebodzin and the American furnace tradition of Meadville, Pennsylvania, and has operated under the SECO/WARWICK brand since 1984. Its equipment and services now support customers in more than 70 countries, backed by research, automation and technical service capabilities.400708, IN
SECO/WARWICKSECO/WARWICK designs and builds industrial furnaces and metallurgical systems for heat treatment and vacuum metallurgy, with tailored equipment used across demanding manufacturing industries. The group combines Polish engineering roots in Świebodzin with an American furnace-making tradition in Meadville, where the SECO/WARWICK name has operated since 1984. Since its symbolic formation in 1991, it has delivered thousands of installations worldwide and supports equipment from other manufacturers through international service operations.333994MEADVILLE, PA
Ajax TOCCO MagnethermicAjax TOCCO Magnethermic manufactures induction heating and melting equipment and provides related technical and aftermarket services. Founded in 1916, the company says it pioneered induction technology for metals processing and operates worldwide, with manufacturing facilities in Warren and Canton, Ohio, and Brookfield, Wisconsin. It maintains a full-time research and development program and designs and builds its own power supplies.NORTH CANTON, OH
Techmetals, IncTechmetals, Inc. traces its roots to 1968, when Dan Brockman and John Stickel founded Miami Precision Chrome while they were in college. Now based in Dayton, the company has grown from a small shop into a nearly 400,000-square-foot operation with about 230 employees, while retaining a reputation for tackling difficult, specification-driven finishing work. Its in-house research and development team helps customers develop custom solutions for demanding aerospace, medical and industrial applications.DAYTON, OH