Roofing Machinery

Empire has served the U. S. market sine 1987. They supply and distribute the highest quality powered rotary machines and spotwelders for the general sheet metal and HVAC trades.

A third-generation company providing contractor-based solutions since 1949. All machinery is 100% American made; designed, manufactured, and assembled in Chesterfield, MI. Experience and engineering “know how” enables Flagler to offer the highest quality machinery at competitive prices.

Gary sheet slitters have provided contractors with quality machines that meet the slitting and shearing needs of the contractor. Manufactured in the USA, with the highest quality components, Gary has long been the hallmark of reliability.

A world-class machine tool manufacturer based in Belgium, Haco has evolved into being the leading provider of hydraulic plate shears and press brakes for North America. Their machine technologies make complex metal applications simple through flawless operation and reliability.

For over 35 years, the name Jorns has been known as the number one long folder worldwide. Legendary for their longevity, there are over 1000 machines in service in North America. Today, Jorns continues to innovate with industry-leading features which allows contractors to achieve the highest levels of productivity.

The Krasser family of machines- the Legionnaire and Centurio- are manufactured in Graz, Austria. Centurio systems combine technology and productivity which allow for the most efficient light gauge coil handling and processing solutions today. The Legionnaire slitting lines optimize sheet metal processing with the use of CNC quick change knives.

For over 75 years, Lockformer has been the most recognized name in the sheet metal industry. Their HVAC rollforming equipment and plasma cutting systems are known for their product quality, performance, and reliability. Their TDC rollformer has revolutionized ductwork connection methods around the world.

Norlok Technology is a team of cutting-edge engineers with over 20 years in the metal clinching industry. Since 1994, Norlok has become the trusted leader and innovator in sheet metal fastening, thereby setting the standards in clinching technology.

Roll Former Corporation offers the most productive and most effective roll forming equipment for the metal roofing and architectural sheet metal industries. Since 1978 they have been leading the industry with innovation and service.

Since 1910, Roper Whitney has been producing high quality tools and sheet metal fabrication equipment that change the shape of sheet metal. Over the decades, Roper Whitney has become THE household name in sheet metal forming shops. From hand punches to hand brakes, they have the machines to meet the most demanding contractor needs.

Schechtl folding machines are the most popular architectural sheet metal folders in the world. Their shears offer an unparalleled reputation for accuracy and longevity. Schechtl has manufactured more than 50,000 sheet metal machines in its 100-year history. In North America, Schechtl enjoys the largest market share with an installed base exceeding 3000 machines.

Schlebach offers a wide variety of sheet metal processing equipment and metal rollforming machinery from the renowned German tolling company- Bartolosh. Product offerings include the world’s most innovative rollformers; the Quadro and Quadro CINCO. The Slasher is the most economical slitting and cut-to-length line available.

Tennsmith is your market leader for sheet metal fabricating machinery and metal forming equipment. The Smith family has manufactured metal forming machinery since 1928. They have built a reputation for quality workmanship, product performance and customer satisfaction. Their machines include sheet metal brakes, shears, slip rolls, and rotary machines.

Trilogy is a team of dedicated and energetic professionals ready to assist contractors with their metal fabricating needs. Trilogy represents manufacturers from around the world. This global reach allows them to offer a complete range of products, from hydraulic ironwokers to mechanical and hydraulic 3 and 4 roll bending machines.