Company Profile

Sawyer and Smith Corporation was formed in 1990 as an Engineering and Equipment Maintenance company.  Services provided for Engineering lead us to develop a staff for equipment manufacture and replacement parts.  Often a troublesome machine would be re-engineered to perform to customer specifications, but the customer could not find competent assistance to implement the necessary changes.  Our group was expanded to meet this need.  Sawyer and Smith worked on sub-contract basis with vendors and manufacturers of machinery to affect maintenance, installation and training for their various machines. One such company, Techno-Matics, inc., obtained the full time support of our President for the operation of their company.

Techno-Matics, inc. was formerly the Foundry Equipment Division of I. Schumann & Company, a brass ingot manufacturer. For six years prior to becoming TMi, at the end of 1994, the division represented equipment for Permanent Mold, Foundry, Polishing, and Piston Coating.
 
In 1995, new management expanded the services of the division to include Service, Support and Installation. The division quickly grew and new markets were identified. To be able to service these new markets and products, the division was sold and new ownership obtained.
 
Within six months of the new management, the company moved to its new headquarters in downtown Cleveland. Expansion into the support of the equipment soon resulted in an Engineering staff with full design and programming capabilities. New products were designed and the company expanded into the manufacture of equipment as well as representation.
 
Today we offer you the latest in Automation components, programming and process design. The company is in the process of patenting some of its equipment designs for the Automobile industry and is proud to be the source of the STN Piston Coating System, which has nearly doubled the output for one fourth the space of conventional piston coating applications. The complete system functions with one PLC, one person, one operator station, and one button on a CRT for operation.
 
Imported equipment is often upgraded to American Standards or modified to meet the customers' requirements in our shop. Complete processes for the manufacture of components is available.

Now, the service, support and representation previously offered by the former TMi group is available through  Sawyer and Smith Corporation.