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
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  AIDA Engineering, LtdFounded in Tokyo as Aida Ironworks in 1917, AIDA Engineering, Ltd. develops and manufactures metal stamping presses and metalforming systems. The company operates manufacturing facilities in Japan, the United States, Italy, Malaysia, and China, and describes a global manufacturing footprint of more than two million square feet. Its press and automation equipment is supplied alongside engineering, service, refurbishment, and modernization work.DAYTON, OH