Built from the experience of Akins Machinery, Hermance Machine Company, and J&G Machinery, Würth Baer Machinery is the machinery division of Würth Baer Supply Company, with a combined 208 years of experience serving woodworking businesses. Its 15-plus technicians and 150,000 square feet of warehouse space support customers ranging from one-person shops to large manufacturers with machinery sales and service across much of the country.
MARTIN Woodworking Machines CorpFounded in Charlotte in 1999, MARTIN Woodworking Machines Corp. supplies woodworking shops across the United States with European-made machinery and equipment, including the German MARTIN line. A subsidiary of Otto Martin Maschinenbau, the family-owned German manufacturer established in 1922, its North Carolina operation combines a showroom and spare-parts warehouse with technical support for machines throughout their working life.EPHRATA, PA
AW Machinery, LLCFounded in 2015 in Apple Creek, Ohio, AW Machinery supplies industrial woodworking equipment and backs it with in-house service, repairs, and machine rebuilding. The company has grown from a 3,500-square-foot warehouse to more than 50,000 square feet and over 20 employees, while also manufacturing material-handling equipment for woodworking customers. Its technicians provide local and emergency support for equipment sold by AW as well as machinery purchased elsewhere.APPLE CREEK, OH
Stiles MachineryFounded in Grand Rapids in 1965, Stiles Machinery supplies woodworking and advanced manufacturing equipment, software, and the expertise to build production solutions for North American manufacturers. Now a wholly owned subsidiary of HOMAG Group, the company has more than 600 employees, five regional offices, and a nationwide field-service network supporting customers from small custom shops to large production facilities. Stiles also runs a nationally accredited education and training program and maintains more than 150 field service technicians across the country.NORTH WALES, PA
James L. Taylor Manufacturing CoFounded in 1911 by James L. Taylor to make a patented quick-adjusting bar clamp, James L. Taylor Manufacturing now builds woodworking machinery for gluing, clamping, laminating, and lumber optimization. The Poughkeepsie company has developed landmark equipment such as the Panel Flo and automated Clamp Carrier while manufacturing its machinery and parts in the United States. Today, Taylor, JLT Clamps, and Cameron Automation operate from a 100,000-square-foot Hudson Valley facility.POUGHKEEPSIE, NY