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Cleveland Machinery Sales, Inc. Cleveland, OH A Petitt Family Business * Dealers in quality New & Used Machinery and Equipment - Since 1946. Over 300 Machines in Stock! About PhoneEmail Website

Nevins Machinery Concepts South Easton, MA Distributor of metalworking machine tools & fabricating equipment About Phone Website

Wisconsin Metalworking Machinery, Inc. Waukesha, WI One of the largest Midwest stocking dealers of used surplus metalworking machine tools, including fabricating and CNC chip making equipment. About PhoneEmail Website

Charleston Annex Corp. Indian Trail, NC Wholesaler of metalworking machinery About PhoneEmail Website

Dreis & Krump Mfg. Co. Peotone, IL Sheet metal machinery, including press brakes & shears, slip rolls, power rolls, hand brakes, power leaf brakes, press dies & press tooling About PhoneEmail Website

Ken Bergman & Associates, LLC Oak Lawn, IL Natl. Importer & Dist. of HABERLE Cold Saws & Deburring Equipment, HABERLE Machines & Parts, BROBO Circular Saw Machines, Legacy Machines, Kopal Deburring, Chamfering Tools & Parts, Circular Cold Saw Blades About PhoneEmail Website

Scotchman Industries Philip, SD Metal Fabricating Machinery-Ironworkers-Circular Saws. 50 Years American Made About PhoneEmail Website

Aerojet Ordnance Tennessee, Inc. Jonesborough, TN

A-Line Machine &Tool Company, Inc. La Crosse, WI

Arclight Dynamics Bend, OR

Bass Machinery, LLC Toledo, OH

Benning, Inc. Blaine, MN

Brightleaf Welding & Machine Repair Smithfield, NC

Buffalo Machines, Inc. Lockport, NY

Cardinal Machinery Memphis, TN

Carson Engineering & Manufacturing Springdale, AR

CJSmith Machinery Co. Fenton, MO

Cosmopolitan Machine Rebuilders Bensenville, IL

Custom Rollform Products, Inc. St. Louis, MO

D.F.W. Supply Company Inc. Sunset Beach, NC

Disa Industries, Inc. LaGrange, GA

Edwards Manufacturing Co. Albert Lea, MN

Electro Arc Manufacturing Co. Dexter, MI

Fabricating Equipment Sales Co. Loveland, CO

Fabrication Automation, LLC Concord, NC

G & R Machine Tool, Inc. Taylor, MI

Galaxie Corp. Wayne, MI

Gilbert Saw & Tool Service Co. Dyer, AR

Grover Machine Co., LLC St. Louis, MO

Heck Industries, Inc. Hartland, MI

Holland Machinery Co., Inc. Miami, FL

Hunter Engineering Co. Raymond, MS

IMEAS, Inc. Tyrone, GA

Ingersoll Cutting Tools Rockford, IL

J. F. Martt & Assocs., Inc. Sebring, OH

Kalamazoo Metal Muncher, Inc. Plainwell, MI

Kempler Industries, Inc. Elk Grove Village, IL

Koster Machinery Co. West Palm Beach, FL

Liberty Machinery Co. Lincolnshire, IL

Machinery Exchange Chatsworth, CA

Machinery International Corp. Woodbridge, CT

Mestek Machinery, Inc. Cedar Rapids, IA

Metal Cutting Solutions, Inc. Cincinnati, OH

Metalfab, Incorporated Zionsville, IN

METALpro Corp. Hamilton, MI

Modern Tool Service Wendell, NC

Mohawk Machinery, Inc. Cincinnati, OH

Montrow Tool & Machine North Vernon, IN

National Sheet Metal Machines, Inc. Smartt, TN

North American Machinery Sales, Inc. Philadelphia, PA

The metalworking machinery industry focuses on the design, production, and maintenance of machines used to shape and form metal components. This industry plays a crucial role in manufacturing processes across various sectors, including automotive, aerospace, construction, and consumer goods. Key processes in metalworking machinery include cutting, forming, and joining. Cutting involves removing material from a workpiece to achieve the desired shape and size, using tools such as lathes, milling machines, and laser cutters. Forming processes, such as forging, stamping, and bending, reshape metal without removing material, often using presses and dies. Joining processes, including welding, soldering, and brazing, connect metal parts to create assemblies or structures.

Materials used in metalworking machinery include a wide range of metals and alloys, such as steel, aluminum, copper, and titanium. These materials offer varying properties, such as strength, ductility, and corrosion resistance, which influence their selection for specific applications. The industry also utilizes advanced materials like composites and ceramics for specialized applications requiring enhanced performance characteristics.

Applications of metalworking machinery span numerous industries. In the automotive sector, these machines produce engine components, body panels, and transmission parts. The aerospace industry relies on metalworking machinery to manufacture aircraft frames, turbine blades, and landing gear. In construction, metalworking machinery fabricates structural steel components, reinforcing bars, and metal roofing. Consumer goods manufacturers use these machines to produce household appliances, electronics, and furniture.

The metalworking machinery industry serves a diverse range of industries by providing essential equipment for manufacturing and production. It supports the creation of complex metal parts and assemblies, enabling the production of high-quality, durable products. The industry continually adapts to technological advancements, incorporating automation, computer numerical control (CNC), and additive manufacturing to enhance precision, efficiency, and flexibility in metalworking processes. These innovations help meet the evolving demands of various sectors, ensuring the continued relevance and importance of metalworking machinery in modern manufacturing.