Riverhawk Company

Headquarters

New Hartford, NY

Founded in 1993, Riverhawk Company grew from a hydraulic tooling start-up into a manufacturer of turbomachinery-related equipment and precision motion products. Its New Hartford operation designs and manufactures products including hydraulic tensioning equipment and diaphragm couplings, and the company also serves instrumentation and flexural-pivot markets. The company describes its production capabilities as including 14 CNC machines and 21 conventional machine tools.

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