Golden Equipment is pleased to represent the following suppliers:
The Japanese company Matsui was founded in 1912 to build medical and chemical equipment, and they started manufacturing injection molding devices in 1963. Today Matsui is the largest manufacturer of industrial plastics equipment in the world. Golden Equipment carries Matsui’s dryers, loaders, grinders, and temperature controllers.
HY Robotics, the largest manufacturer of robots in South Korea, builds robots for plastic injection molding machines. Their range of products is designed to apply to any process, from completing simple tasks like removing parts to providing fully integrated factory automation systems.
An Indiana based company, Temptek provides durable cooling equipment at competitive prices. Golden Equipment offers high-quality temperature controllers, chillers, and cooling tower systems from Temptek.
Centennial automation designs and builds custom factory automation and tooling equipment. Centennial offers excellent work; their engineers are skilled and knowledgeable, and they love the challenge of figuring out how to meet completely unique needs.
The Italian firm Negri Bossi was the first European manufacturer to specialize in developing injection molding presses for plastics, starting in 1947. Today the firm provides reliable and innovative thermoplastics fashioning hardware to automotive, construction, electronics, medical devices, and packaging firms all over the world. It is the only manufacturer to offer all digital electric, hybrids, and hydraulics.
Plastrac is an American firm that builds systems for material blending and loading. They focus on providing their customers with hardware that is accurate, reliable, affordable, easy to use, and easy to maintain. They are the most reliable in the industry. All of Plastrac’s products are assembled in a plant in eastern Pennsylvania.
International Materials Control Systems builds hardware that handles raw and finished materials, including storage bins, mixers, loaders and unloaders, conveyers, and tilters. Their equipment, custom applications built at a plant in Michigan, serves a broad array of manufacturing interests.