Founded in 2017, Valley View’s Revolution Machine Works rebuilds, upgrades and supplies rotary transfer machines for high-volume metalworking manufacturers. Its former-OEM and Tier 1 team brings decades of Hydromat experience to turnkey machines, in-house repairs and on-site support, with each build tested in the company’s 20,000-square-foot facility. Revolution also pioneered the Servomat, pairing a rebuilt Hydromat base with Fanuc-controlled CNC ballscrew units.
Hydromat-REFormed in June 2017 through the combination of Hydromat Inc., Motch & Eichele, and Ultra Tech Machinery, Hydromat-RE was created to carry forward support for legacy Hydromat equipment. The company serves manufacturers and job shops by rebuilding and retooling rotary transfer machines, with direct access to Hydromat OEM parts and technical support.CUYAHOGA FALLS, OH
Machine Tool Research, IncFounded in 1982 by former Farrel Corporation employees, Rochester’s Machine Tool Research builds, rebuilds and modernizes large machine tools for industrial customers. Now employee-owned and operating from the former Farrel facility, MTR is the OEM for Farrel, Betts and Sellers equipment while also servicing other makes and models. Its more than 150,000-square-foot assembly operation combines mechanical and controls engineering with in-house manufacturing and nationwide field support.ROCHESTER, NY
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
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