ABOUT

40+ Years of Service Excellence

Integrion Automation began in 1983 as Wauseon Machine, a small machining shop focused on build-to-print tooling, prototypes, and custom-machined parts.

In 1988, we designed and built our first ram tube end forming machine. Today, we have a standard line of tube end forming, decoating, and crimping machines with an installed base in 22 countries.

In 2002, we began our journey in automation by integrating robots with our end forming equipment.

In 2022, we acquired McAlister Design and Automation, located in Greenville, SC, to expand our automation solutions footprint, customer base, and application capabilities. This addition has strengthened our ability to serve a broader customer base and address diverse automation needs.

Technology has changed over the past 40 years, but our purpose at Integrion Automation remains the same – to help customer move from complexity to confidence through transformative automation solutions.

Supporting Our Local Communities

Our team is committed to helping make the communities we live and work in a better place. Giving back isn’t just the right thing to do – it’s core to our identity at Integrion Automation.

From teaching local students about engineering to building homes for families, our team members volunteer their time and talents to make a difference. We want to work with people and businesses that share our passion for inspiring goodwill.

Programs and Partnerships

Integrion Automation promotes Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) and the skilled trades by offering scholarships to graduating high school seniors to further their training and education in these areas.

We regularly participate in local high school career fairs and industry awareness programs, Habitat for Humanity home building, Relay 4 Life, is active in the Fulton County Economic Development Corporation, and proudly support the annual city homecoming weekend as a Diamond sponsor.

Ohio Northern Capstone Project

Capstone projects enable upperclassmen to apply what they’ve learned in the real world. Integrion Automation is excited to partner with engineering students on such projects.