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From custom presses up to 30,000 tons to turnkey automation and global support, Macrodyne helps manufacturers bring complex production systems to life
Most equipment manufacturers compete on catalog products, but Macrodyne has spent more than three decades focusing on the opposite. When Wes Blazejewski started his career apprenticing at Siempelkamp more than 50 years ago, he had no idea where his passion for hydraulic presses would take him. He first started working with Andrew Kirk and Gary Johnson in the late 80s, and together, they founded Macrodyne in 1990. The goal then was the same as it is today: to design and build state-of-the-art custom presses with the craftsmanship once associated with old-world Europe— robust, dependable and built to last for generations.
“ Macrodyne builds the kind of equipment manufacturers usually come looking for when the easy answer doesn’ t exist,” says Jeffrey Walsh, Macrodyne’ s Director of Business Development.“ Rather than a one-size-fitsall approach to press design, we design solutions engineered around the customer’ s specific application. We’ re a team of practical people and we thrive on helping customers navigate complicated problems.”
As customer programs become more complex, where and how equipment is designed, built, installed and supported matters as much as the engineering itself. Macrodyne is a registered small business in the United States, with manufacturing operations in the US, Canada and Mexico, alongside its DUNKES operation in Germany.
For US customers, Macrodyne USA provides a domestic contracting path with CAGE Code registration and ITAR registration. For European partners, Canada’ s participation in the EU SAFE framework creates a clearer
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