Cut, formed, welded,
machined.
Every operation under one roof, prototype to production, for the OEMs that build food, farm, packaging and handling machines.
One part, one route
The part never leaves the building.
Here is a real kind of job: a stainless bracket for a snack line's discharge chute. Six operations on one router, one PO, one quality record, and nobody trucking it across town between steps.
Who we build for
Parts for the machines that feed, pack and move things.
Four kinds of OEM make up nearly all of our hours. We know their prints, their materials and the way their lines run.
Agricultural equipment
Hitch weldments, guards, frames and wear parts in A36 and AR400.
Food processing
Sanitary stainless frames, chutes and guards, welded and passivated.
Packaging machinery
Machined plates, brackets and aluminum frames held to tight tolerances.
Material handling
Conveyor side frames, stands and transfer weldments by the hundred.
The shop, measured
Small enough to answer the phone. Big enough to run your release.
- Founded on Kettle Run Road
- 1987
- People, two shifts
- 41
- Square feet, three bays
- 58,000
- On time, last 12 months
- 98.4%
- Active part numbers
- 1,300+
- Business days to a quote
- 2
“We used to send one bracket to three shops. Now the print goes to Kettle Run and the part comes back finished, with the inspection report in the box.”
Drawing to dock
What happens after you send a print.
An estimator who has run the machines reads every drawing. If something will cost you money to make, we say so before we quote it.
Reads your printLuke BrennemanEstimating & engineering. Second generation, ran the brakes before he quoted them.
Request a quote
Send the print. We’ll send the number.
Upload a STEP, DXF or PDF with quantities. You hear back from a person in two business days.