Rite Tool, Inc. is a competitive tool company with quality as our first priority. We consistently strive for excellence in every work we undertake.

We have more than 30 years of experience with single and multiple part machining, turning, and grinding.

Although we create fixtures, gages, and assemblies for the industry as well, detail work is our area of specialization.

We are confident that we can meet or surpass your machining needs thanks to our fast delivery, affordable costs, and top-notch workmanship.

All of our staff members regularly use the official quality program that we have in place as well. We would be honored to be included on your list of authorized dealers.

Reinhart Ditching and Repair is situated five miles outside of Fostoria, Ohio, and has been in business since 1974.  As a business, we work hard to give our clients a solution to their issue.  Our staff is committed to finding solutions for nearly any mechanical issue.

Since its founding in 2002, QSF has been a family-run, modest fabrication business controlled by veterans. Our business specializes in producing huge quantities of prototype parts in single runs. With a combined experience of over 550 years, QSF workers are constantly evolving and adjusting to new technology in the fabrication industry.  We are proud of our group, our well-made products, and our timely shipments and deliveries.

We take pleasure in offering all of our clients—large and small—the same attentive care and consideration that you would anticipate from your own internal tool room.

A tiny, family-run machine shop is Mir-co Machine Tool (sister business to Miranda Machining). From manufacturing, tooling, and fabrication to odd jobs and repair work, we are experts in everything. We are your one-stop shop whether our client requires 1,000 parts for a full production run or reverse engineering on a single out-of-date part for an older piece of industrial, farm, or construction equipment. Additionally, we can make your prototype a reality. We can offer the outcomes you require because of our more than 40 years of tool room experience. 

We put a lot of effort into growing and keeping up our customer relationships.

In Twinsburg, Ohio, NexGen Machine Company was founded in 1973 as a family-run business that provided its clients with a variety of high-quality machined parts. Superior quality and service are offered to customers through modern CNC turning and machining centers and significant machining experience.

In 1959, founder Bill Weinrauch finished his machining apprenticeship while working for Cleveland, Ohio-based Balas Collet Co. Before investing in a small engine lathe in 1972, he spent more than a decade honing his abilities. Working out of the basement of his house while maintaining a full-time position as a machinist and tool maker during this period, he started making a variety of parts in small numbers for friends who at the time ran machine shops.

On Cleveland, Ohio's west side, there is a general machine shop called Kiefer Tool & Mold. Since its humble beginnings in the basement of John Kiefer Sr.'s house in 1965, Kiefer Tool & Mold has expanded significantly and currently offers services for machining custom parts or repairs. We have developed a procedure that enables us to be flexible and versatile in producing a quality product that is both time and cost effective thanks to our more than 50 years of experience in manufacturing and repairing industrial items. Our 36,000 square foot facility is equipped with a wide range of machinery and tools that allow us to produce and repair huge parts, industrial machines, manufacturing equipment, and machine components in large quantities and with high capacities.  Kiefer Tool is an expert in huge

E&J DeMARK was founded in 1984 by Ed Hecock and Jim Mumper, with initial operations taking place in a garage attached to a residence in Wauseon, Ohio. Their objective was to provide the utility and phone industries with cutting-edge electrical grounding gear and supplies.

By consistently developing top-notch, convenient equipment and accessories, E&J DeMARK has expanded and become well-known in various markets over the years. DeMARK now has eight electrical product lines and four US patents.

Jim Mumper made the decision to leave E&J DeMARK in 1992, and Ed Hecock started the shift to internal manufacturing and distribution. DeMARK purchased its current Wauseon location at 1115 North Ottokee St. in 1995 after outgrowing its garage.