Founded in 2000 by industry veterans, Weld Systems Integrators manufactures resistance welding equipment and integrates robotic resistance and MIG welding cells from its Warrensville Heights, Ohio facility. WSI is especially known for capacitor-discharge systems that weld fasteners to hot-stamped boron and other press-hardened steels, backed by an in-house laboratory for process testing and validation. The company also repairs, rebuilds, and supports both its own and legacy welding machines.
Weld PlusFounded in 1991 in a Cincinnati basement, Weld Plus is a full-service welding machinery dealer that sells, rents, repairs, rebuilds and integrates new and used equipment. The company now operates from a 44,000-square-foot warehouse serving customers across the United States and internationally, with a particular strength in bringing older welding machinery back to current standards. Its technicians are certified by Lincoln, Miller and Fronius.CINCINNATI, OH
Taylor-Winfield Technologies, IncFrom its Youngstown, Ohio headquarters, Taylor-Winfield Technologies designs and builds industrial welding, material-joining and automated production equipment, including custom systems developed from concept through assembly and testing. The company traces its resistance-welding expertise back more than 135 years and its arc-welding experience back more than 75 years, while its patented linear-friction and coil-joining technologies extend that manufacturing legacy into newer applications. Taylor-Winfield also supports equipment throughout its service life with an R&D laboratory, worldwide field service and aftermarket parts, and builds machines in the USA to ISO 9001 standards.YOUNGSTOWN, OH
Weld-Action Company, IncWarren-based Weld-Action Company has been helping industrial manufacturers automate welding processes since 1963. The company is known for taking responsibility for the full integration, from engineering through installation and operator training, rather than simply supplying equipment. Its work serves manufacturers in fields including automotive, electronics, and steel processing.WARREN, OH
OTC DAIHENOTC DAIHEN designs, builds and installs robotic and manual welding systems, with arc-welding robots at the center of its work. The U.S. operation traces its roots to 1979 and moved its headquarters to Ohio after establishing a Dynamic Robotic Division there in 1996. Drawing on a company history that began in Japan in 1919, OTC DAIHEN supports customers with training, service and parts as well as integrated welding automation.TIPP CITY, OH