Founded in 1856, S. Howes designs and manufactures American-made industrial equipment for processing powders, bulk solids, and forest by-products. The company is known for custom-built machinery engineered around difficult materials, with equipment installed as far back as 75 years still operating efficiently. Since its 2016 acquisition by Carrier Process Equipment Group, S. Howes has also expanded its ability to support complete processing systems and long-term maintenance.
Schutte HammermillFounded in 1928 as Schutte Pulverizer Company, Buffalo-based Schutte Hammermill designs and manufactures industrial size-reduction equipment for processing operations worldwide. Its U.S.-made hammer mills and related systems are custom configured to the material and production goal, with complimentary testing available to demonstrate the right setup. The company also rebuilds mills and rotors at its Buffalo factory, extending the working life of equipment already in service.BUFFALO, NY
Patterson Kelley (PK) BlendersWith roots reaching back to Benjamin F. Kelley & Company’s founding in 1880, Patterson Kelley (PK) Blenders is a long-established industrial engineering company now operating as part of Carrier Process Equipment Group. Its history includes John Fisher’s 1949 patent for the first V-Blender, and today PK develops custom powder-processing equipment for manufacturers that need dependable, repeatable production results.TONAWANDA, NY
The Young Industries, IncFounded in 1947 by Henry T. Young, The Young Industries, Inc. designs and manufactures engineered bulk material-handling equipment and complete systems for difficult powders, granules, and pellets. Based in Muncy, Pennsylvania, the company combines custom manufacturing and process engineering with a 9,000-square-foot research and test lab, helping customers troubleshoot flow problems and validate equipment before installation. Its ASME ‘U’ and ‘UM’ capabilities also support code-built pressure vessels for demanding dry-bulk applications.MUNCY, PA
Flexicon CorporationSince its founding in New Jersey in 1974, Flexicon Corporation has built its name around solving difficult bulk-material flow problems for manufacturers. The Bethlehem-based company now operates manufacturing facilities on four continents and draws on more than 50 years of experience to design and make equipment for handling materials such as food powders and industrial minerals. Its systems are backed by a lifetime performance guarantee.BETHLEHEM, PA