The Harris Products Group traces its roots to John Harris’s 1899 discovery of flame cutting and makes the alloys, torches, welding equipment and gas-distribution systems used in metalworking. Formed in 2006 by combining Harris Calorific with the J.W. Harris Company, it now operates 10 manufacturing facilities across six countries, including its headquarters and brazing-alloy operation in Mason, Ohio. Its facilities are ISO 9001 certified for quality management and ISO 14001 certified for environmental management.
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The Gasflux® CompanyFounded in Mansfield in 1938, The Gasflux® Company manufactures the Gasfluxer® process and brazing consumables that introduce flux into the flame for manual and automatic torch brazing. Now based in Elyria, the fourth-generation family-owned company also supplies brazing alloys, fluxes, safety equipment and training, with its products used worldwide. The Gasflux Company has been ISO 9001 certified since 2012.ELYRIA, OH
AirgasFounded in 1982 from the acquisition of Connecticut Oxygen, Airgas supplies industrial, medical and specialty gases along with welding, safety and related products to customers across the United States. Now an Air Liquide company, it combines a national distribution network of more than 1,400 locations with regional service, supporting more than one million customers and over 18,000 associates. Airgas also brings specialized expertise to metal fabricators through welding-efficiency programs and OEM-certified mechanized-cutting service.RADNOR, PA
D&M WeldingRooted in a Moraine, Ohio manufacturing site with 175 years of local industrial history, D&M Welding has provided metal welding and fabrication services since 1974. The family-owned company became known for structural racks serving concrete block manufacturers across the United States and has since expanded into sheet-metal work, supported by a fiber laser and CNC press-brake equipment. D&M Welding is ISO 9001:2015 certified and remains under McCarroll family ownership alongside David Barger.MORAINE, OH
Quality Components CompanyQuality Components Company grew from a 1975 torch repair shop serving local steel mills into a Mentor, Ohio manufacturer of oxy-fuel torches, tips and cutting equipment. Drawing on decades of torch maintenance experience, QCC designs and builds its products in-house, including patented QC Series equipment capable of cutting non-ferrous material more than 70 inches thick. The company also provides maintenance, troubleshooting and customized engineering for heavy industrial cutting applications.MENTOR, OH