Born in 2010 as the wholly owned American subsidiary of Japan’s Toku Pneumatic, Toku America brings a Japanese industrial heritage to construction and demolition work across the Americas. Its Willoughby operation occupies a 15,000-square-foot warehouse and office, with a West Coast branch extending support into the western United States. The company is particularly known for hydraulic breakers backed by repair, rebuilding and hands-on service training.
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Hunger Hydraulics USARooted in Walter Hunger’s 1945 German forge, Hunger Hydraulics USA is the Rossford-based American subsidiary of a family company whose engineering work now spans two younger generations. Established in the United States in 1981, it is known for solving demanding heavy-duty hydraulic challenges, with more than 300,000 engineered cylinder designs behind its work for industrial customers across North America.ROSSFORD, OH
Turner HydraulicsTurner Hydraulics began in 1978, when Bill Turner repaired hydraulic jacks in a backyard garage, and it remains a family business led by his son Dan, who bought the company in 1993. From its 35,000-square-foot Carlisle facility, Turner is known for practical, hands-on fluid-power expertise serving businesses that depend on industrial and mobile equipment. Its round-the-clock field crews support customers when hydraulic systems fail, while its shop handles complex repairs and custom work.238990CARLISLE, PA
RockZone AmericasFounded in 1968 as Alpine by Austrian mining engineer Wilhelm Kogelmann, RockZone Americas makes hydraulic attachments for cutting rock and concrete, crushing and screening material, and mixing soil. From its Bellefonte, Pennsylvania base, the company serves North America through equipment dealers and direct customer relationships, offering its attachments for rental or purchase. Now part of Exodus Global, RockZone also supports its equipment with a full-service repair shop, on-site service, and stocked replacement parts.BELLEFONTE, PA
OKADA AIYONDrawing on more than 80 years of experience, OKADA AIYON makes demolition machinery for work that demands both precision and power. Based in Osaka, the company supplies equipment such as hydraulic breakers, crushers and steel frame cutters worldwide, supported by a nationwide network of Japanese sales offices.MEDINA, OH