Dynamic Metals International

See Our Machinery Category List ACCUMULATORS ANNEALING LINES & FURNACES ARMORING & CONDUIT BAG & BALE TIE MACHINERY BARBED WIRE MACHINERY BED SPRING MACHINERY BENDING, FORMING & FOURSLIDE MACHINERY BULLBLOCKS & INLINE WIRE DRAWERS BUNCHERS CAPSTANS & HAULOFFS, CATERPULLERS CASTING EQUIPMENT ( WIRE ) CHAIN LINK FENCE MACHINERY COATING MACHINERY, WIRE COILERS, SPOOLERS, WINDERS COIL HANDLING EQUIPMENT DRAWBENCHES ; SCHUMAG, COMBINED-DRAWING LINES DEADBLOCKS DESCALERS - DUST COLLECTORS DRAWING MACHINERY, FINE WIRE DRAWING MACHINERY, INTERMEDIATE DRAWING MACHINERY, ROD EXTRUDERS FENCE, FIELD FENCE, FARM FENCE MAKING MACHINERY GALVANIZING EQUIPMENT GARMENT HANGER EQUIPMENT HEXAGONAL NETTING MACHINERY LEAD PRESSES & EXTRUDERS MISCELLANEOUS DRAW BLOCKS/CAPSTANS NAIL, FENCING STAPLES & TACK MACHINERY PAYOFFS & TURNTABLES PLANTS, COMPLETE - WIRE REAL ESTATE REWINDERS ROLL POINTERS ROLLING MILLS, WIRE FLATTENING MILLS SCRAP CHOPPERS SPRING COILING STAPLE MACHINERY STRAIGHT & CUT MACHINES STRANDERS, CABLERS, CLOSERS SWAGERS TAKE-UPS TESTING-CHECKING EQUIPMENT THREAD ROLLERS TUBULAR STRANDERS TURKSHEADS TWISTERS & TWINNERS WEAVING LOOMS WELDED CHAIN LINK MACHINERY WELDED FABRIC & MESH MACHINERY WELDERS ; BUTT & SPOT WIRE DIE GRINDING & POLISHING MACHINERY WRAPPING/STRAPPING & BANDING MACHINES Founded in 1957, Gavlick Machinery Corp specializes in buying and selling second-hand machinery and complete plants to the ferrous and non-ferrous wire industries worldwide. Gavlick can perform various forms of asset liquidations, auctions, exclusive liquidations, direct purchase and consignment. Gavlick has the ability and resources to recondition the good second-hand machinery we buy and sell. If there is a specific machinery need and you do not see it on our website, Gavlick has an extensive database to source the world market for that specific machinery requirement.

Reed & Stefanow Machine & Tool Co. Inc. was founded in 1972 by Joseph R. Reed and Peter Stefanow as a subcontractor for the aircraft industry, initially operating from a small 700 square foot garage in Hartford. The company earned a strong reputation for quality, leading to its first expansion to Bristol in 1977. After Mr. Stefanow’s buyout in 1982, Reed & Stefanow transitioned to manufacturing aircraft components until 1986 when they embraced CNC technology, acquiring their first CNC milling machine. Today, the company continues to thrive, focusing on precision machining and exceptional service across various industries, reflecting the values established by its founders over three decades ago. Generated from the website