Family-owned and operated since 1950, Schaffer Grinding performs industrial grinding and machining, with expertise in accommodating large workpieces. The company says it pioneered new grinders and grinding techniques and has developed its surface, rotary, and abrasive-belt grinding capabilities over many decades.
Lange Grinding & Machining, IncSince 1989, family-owned Lange Grinding & Machining has made precision-ground and machined parts for industrial customers from its 40,000-square-foot Streetsboro facility. The shop stands out for handling work from raw stock through finished part under one roof, including AR500 machining and large components supported by a 40,000-pound lifting capacity. Its 14 Blanchard grinders, ranging from 42 to 156 inches, give Lange unusual capacity for both heavy industrial work and smaller precision projects.STREETSBORO, OH
Streck's IncFamily-owned since Fred Streck founded it in 1945, Streck’s Inc. has built its identity around handling unusually large industrial work. The Queensbury company operates from a 65,000-square-foot plant on 18 acres, where it serves heavy-industry customers with large-capacity machining and support for oversized machinery.QUEENSBURY, NY
C&W Grinding, IncSince 1945, Cleveland-based C&W Grinding has manufactured, finished, and repaired industrial precision-ground parts, with a particular reputation for handling large-diameter and long-length work. The company rebuilt after a fire shortly after its founding and now serves customers across the Midwest with in-house grinding and supporting capabilities, including CNC turning and milling. C&W is led by Marcel Uhrich and Mike Gaul, whose combined five decades of engineering, leadership, and manufacturing experience guide the operation.BROOKPARK, OH
Universal Grinding CorporationFounded in Cleveland in 1944, Universal Grinding Corporation is a precision grinding job shop that finishes flat and round components for manufacturers across the country and internationally. The family-run company, now led by owner and president Don Toth with three of his children involved in daily operations, has remained in Cleveland since Don bought and reopened it in 1986. Its 80,000-square-foot facility handles demanding work ranging from large Blanchard-ground plates to centerless-ground bars and tubes, with ISO 9001 certification supporting its quality system.CLEVELAND, OH