Company History

The Corporation was purchased and re-established in September, 1971. From 1971 through 1979, the company restructured itself and outperformed the competition by a substantial margin. Now able to invest in new equipment and employees, Zeidler soon grew to large for its facility.

1989: Zeidler went from building small to medium to large progressive dies and expanded to include transfer dies.

1989: Again with increased size of tools being built another move to a newer and larger facility was started.

1991: With the new move the manufacturing floor space was doubled to 29,150 square feet.

Included in this larger area are two assembly bays of 10,250 square feet, each with 25 ton overhead cranes

A new combination Press room, die tryout, and shipping and receiving area of 7,150 square feet, with a larger 35 ton overhead crane for greater lifting capacity.

Additional property was purchased to expand another 12,250 square feet to accommodate future business growth.

Values

Customer: Our customer is our most valued asset. Respect and integrity are priority one when communicating with customers.
People: Our people are the heartbeat of our organization.
Products: The products we produce are a reflection of our ability to work together as a unit and meet all challenges. The caliber of these products when delivered to the customer extend beyond the life cycle to decommission.
Environment: It is a must that safety and the environment are in constant vigil with all of us.

The object of producing WORLD CLASS TOOLING is communicated to our employees and suppliers at the start of each association. We accomplish this by emphasizing our past success, clearly stating what their involvement will be and management's dedication to each detail of every job.
Continual production of world class quality products is our goal.
Profits through improved products and integrity is our mission.
Integrity must be a top priority when we speak of quality and can never be compromised.