Founded in 1983 as a small machine shop, Wauseon Machine grew from build-to-print tooling and machined parts into a manufacturing group known for tube end-forming equipment, custom automation, and precision machining. Its first ram tube end-forming machine, built in 1988, helped establish an installed base in more than 20 countries, while a 2002 move into robotic automation broadened its reach. Today, that legacy continues through two specialized Wauseon companies: Integrion Automation and Steelcrest Precision.
Integrion AutomationIntegrion Automation traces its roots to a small Wauseon, Ohio, machining shop founded in 1983 and is now an independent company under Cornerstone Corporation. With more than four decades of engineering heritage, it is known for developing Wauseon TubeTech equipment while helping manufacturers put automation to work. Its systems have been integrated in 22 countries, giving the company an unusually broad practical record for a firm built around in-house engineering.WAUSEON, OH
Steelcrest PrecisionSteelcrest Precision carries forward more than four decades of Wauseon Machine heritage as a specialized manufacturing company in Wauseon, Ohio. Established as a machine shop in 1983, it became Steelcrest Precision in 2025 to give component customers the dedicated attention of its experienced toolmakers and manufacturing team.WAUSEON, OH
Innovative Engineered Solutions, IncFor more than 25 years, Innovative Engineered Solutions, Inc. has designed and manufactured precision tooling and tube endforming equipment, expanding its operations in Wilmington, Ohio, in 2010. Its engineering and toolmaking team also builds automated production cells for tubular components, integrating its presses and endforming machines with customer-specified robots. The company serves applications ranging from automotive exhaust to aerospace, furniture, and HVAC.WILMINGTON, OH
Swanson-Erie CorporationSince Oscar Swanson founded a precision tool-and-die shop in Erie in 1919, Swanson-Erie Corporation has grown into a builder of automatic assembly, processing and inspection machinery. The fourth generation of private, closely held ownership now combines a century of machine-design experience with modular platforms and robotic systems, including its Agilemation™ hybrid approach. Swanson machines have been installed in more than 40 countries and support manufacturers across more than 30 industries.ERIE, PA