Sidney Manufacturing Company traces its roots to 1859, when Philip Smith operated as a founder and machinist in Sidney, Ohio. The company is known for a grain-handling machinery line it says has remained in continuous operation longer than any other in the United States, serving bulk-material industries across the country and an expanding overseas market.
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SMT Industries IncWith 47 years of experience, SMT Industries is a Sidney, Ohio manufacturer known for building tube-fabrication machinery that customers describe as carefully documented and well supported. The company serves manufacturers needing custom equipment or precision tube work, and is the exclusive U.S. sales, service, and training provider for Han Jie tube benders.SIDNEY, OH
Sweet Material HandlingSince W. Dean Sweet founded the company in 1955, Sweet Material Handling has built bulk material handling equipment for agricultural and industrial operations, including systems fabricated in the United States at its Springfield, Ohio facility. Still family-owned and operated, the company is known for galvanized U.S. prime steel equipment designed for long service and minimal maintenance. Sweet equipment now serves customers in more than 55 countries across six continents.SPRINGFIELD, OH
D&E Equipment, IncFounded in Wilmington in 1954 as Master-Port Feed Mills, D&E Equipment designs, fabricates and installs grain storage and material-handling systems for agricultural operations. The company has served Southern Ohio, Northern Kentucky and West Virginia for nearly 70 years, pairing CAD-based project planning with its own millwright, bin-erection and electrical crews. D&E also supports the equipment it sells with factory-trained service personnel, an extensive parts inventory and in-house repairs.WILMINGTON, OH
Sukup Manufacturing CoFounded in Sheffield, Iowa, in 1963 by Eugene and Mary Sukup, Sukup Manufacturing Co. is a family-owned and operated manufacturer of grain storage, drying, and handling equipment. The company reports more than 600 employees and manufacturing operations at its Iowa facilities, and describes itself as the world’s largest family-owned and operated manufacturer in these categories. Its manufacturing history includes grain bins, which it began producing in 2001, and grain dryers, added to its offerings in 1998.CORAOPOLIS, PA