Keller Technology Corporation (KTC) is your reliable, one-stop manufacturing source for challenging industrial environments. From integrated design for precision fabrication to automated solutions for custom machinery, Keller’s team of skilled engineers can take your project to the next level.
Turn to KTC for your next custom integrated manufacturing system solution. Contact us today.
Longtime Provider of Integrated Manufacturing Systems Services
Keller Technology Corporation, founded in 1918 in Buffalo, New York, has more than 100 years of experience providing customers with high-quality manufacturing and engineering solutions, completing your projects on time and within budget. Operating from facilities in Buffalo, New York, Charlotte, North Carolina, and through affiliates in Seoul, South Korea, Keller Technology services a global market.
You’ll find a variety of manufacturing services providing custom manufacturing machinery solutions for your business. We specialize in complex industrial machinery, medical equipment, and electromechanical assemblies, along with specialty machine builds and custom precision fabrications. Keller Technology’s areas of expertise include:
Contract Manufacturing of Precision and Heavy Industrial Equipment: Supporting outsourcing of your equipment engineering and production of your complete products or high-complexity electromechanical and precision mechanical assemblies in low to moderate quantities.
Industrial Process Equipment and Pressure Vessels: Providing the integrated equipment engineering and fabrication expertise to build prototypes, pilot plants, and full production lines for new, upgraded, or existing processes.
Manufacturing Systems for Medical Devices and Combination Products: Offering custom solutions for products that require unique dosage, packaging, or delivery methods that cannot be produced by off-the-shelf equipment.
Specialty Production Machines and Automated Systems: Delivering machines or integrated systems for the production of your new or existing products.
