Specialty Engine & Machine Inc

Elliott Company has been in the business of providing rotating machinery for almost a century. Through the years, its teams of engineers, technicians, craftsmen and other specialists have focused on remaining at the technological forefront in designing, manufacturing and servicing air and gas compressors, steam turbines, power recovery turbines, turbochargers and power generation equipment. Elliot machines can be found at work for oil and gas production in the North Sea, ethylene production in Pakistan, a synthetic fuel plant in Brazil, gas processing in Mexico, refineries in the United States and lube oil dewaxing in Australia. Elliot is a subsidiary of Ebara Corporation. Its headquarters are located in Jeannette, Pa.

Butech is one of the leading innovators in the design and supply of scrap choppers and shears. The company offers scrap metal cutting products for all types of coil processing lines. Butech s products are designed to handle a variety of ferrous and non-ferrous materials. The company utilizes technologies that include in-house computer-aided design engineering, advanced design machinery, retrofit evaluations and solutions, mill duty construction and quality, shop assembly and testing prior to shipment. Butech also offers services, such as on-schedule delivery, technical field service, installation and start-up supervision, operator and maintenance training, maintenance and inspection service and fast-response spare parts supply. The company maintains its headquarters in Salem, Ohio.

In the early 1950s Carl Strutz Sr., a German immigrant and his two sons, Frank and Carl Jr., began operation of a small machine shop near Pittsburgh, Penn. The group provided customers with job shop machining and custom assembly services. The company incorporated in 1953 as Strutz Fabricators. Strutz Fabricators developed the CS100, one of the first Strutz automatic glass decorators. It operated with other machines in a glass factory using a system of interconnected conveyors. Glass bottles were loaded onto the automatic decorating machine from a conveyor, screen decorated in multiple colors, and then unloaded onto another conveyor. Speeds exceeding 100 bottles per minute were achieved using this process. Strutz has grown since its incorporation and glass decorators can operate at speeds exceeding 200 bottles per minute and can decorate bottles in four colors with excellent color-to-color registration. The level of performance and quality found in the company s decorators are not available on any other glass decorator product in the world.