Toledo Integrated Systems

Employee Size

11-50

Organization Type

Privately Held

Headquarters

Maumee, OH

Founded

1976

Since 1976, Toledo Integrated Systems has evolved from its origins as Toledo Transducers into a Maumee-based engineering and manufacturing company serving metalforming manufacturers worldwide. Its work centers on press automation and force measurement, supported by an in-house A2LA-accredited calibration laboratory and field technicians who install and calibrate equipment internationally.

• Helm Instrument Company, IncFounded in 1962, Maumee-based Helm Instrument Company designs and manufactures process-control systems, force transducers and software for metalforming and related manufacturing operations. Helm helped introduce press-load monitoring and signature analysis in 1968 and in-die force sensing in 1972, and today supports customers worldwide through its industrial Midwest base and global representatives.MAUMEE, OH
• Nidec Press & AutomationBased in Minster, Ohio, Nidec Press & Automation brings together several metal-forming manufacturers to build presses, automation equipment and integrated pressroom systems. Its scope runs from high-speed presses and servo feeds to turnkey lines, with engineering, field service and remanufacturing handled through a global network. Nidec’s remanufacturing heritage is anchored by Nidec Minster, which has more than 125 years of manufacturing experience and over 70 years rebuilding presses and components.MINSTER, OH
• Element MachineryFor more than 40 years, Element Machinery has been a Toledo OEM manufacturer known for pairing experienced engineering with hands-on equipment building. The company creates custom automated systems for manufacturers across several industries, then helps bring those systems into operation and supports them over time.TOLEDO, OH
• Nidec Minster CorporationBased in Minster, Ohio, Nidec Minster Corporation builds mid-range-tonnage metal-forming presses and related automation equipment, with particular recognition for machinery used in can making. The company traces its machine-tool manufacturing experience back nearly 130 years and has remanufactured presses and components for more than 70 years. It also provides large-component machining and fabrication, including tight-tolerance work and weldments weighing up to 81,800 kilograms.MINSTER, OH