Markaloy Manufacturing Company, Inc.

Since 1968, Markaloy has been dedicated to creating quality products for the manufacturing industry. We understand the challenges businesses face in their day-to-day operations. Our full-service capabilities allow us to adapt to a wide range of customers and their distinct needs.

We invite you to browse our site for information about our company and our machining, design, tool & die and fabrication services. Complete our online contact form so that we may contact you to discuss your machining needs.

Markaloy is a family owned company that was incorporated in 1968. John H. Bradel Jr. founded the company and built its reputation with pride and integrity.

With three generations of family members working together, Markaloy confirms it’s commitment to grow and provide the most up-to-date services available.

At Markaloy, we focus on quality and customer service.

Our customers include manufacturers in the steel, railroad, container, cookware, electrical, building and apparel industries. We have built long-term relationships with many of our customers and most new business comes from referrals.

COMPANY HISTORY

Founded in 1968 by John Bradel Jr., Markman Engineering and Consulting Co. was named for the road he resided on. After developing a proprietary surface hardening process called Markaloy, John changed the company name to Markaloy Mfg. Co., Inc. The company made replacement parts for the cement and steel industries.

Receiving a patent for a retaining mechanism in 1974 prompted John to purchase Ambridge Tool and Die Company. There he produced the replacement parts and grew the Tool and Die division. Over the years Markaloy has evolved into a full service Tool and Die, CNC, General Machining and Machinery Repair shop.

John Jr. retired from Markaloy at the age of 87 selling the company to his son, John Bradel III.

John Bradel Jr. age 90, departed this life peacefully on April 7, 2015. He was a Veteran of WWII proudly serving in the U.S. Navy as a Deep Water Diver and a Machinist Mate. He was also a 32° Mason, Gourgas Lodge of Perfection, a long-time member of the Antique Auto Racing Association and the Studebaker Driver's Club. John will be missed by all.