CURRENT INSTALLATIONS & PROJECTS

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Since 1920, our companies have manufactured industrial machines and equipment within 25 miles of our first factory in Manhattan.   

100 years and 4 generations - American Made. 

Gustav Glaser opens a  factory.  Metal equipment for bakers and confectioners on Greene St. NY NY.

"Designing and building equipment made of metal that will enable you to process or fabricate more expeditiously or more efficiently."

The Great Depression - Wall Street was blocks away.  We adapted and New York adapted.

 New markets emerged: chemical, pharmaceutical and food & beverage all using high purity stainless steel equipment. 

1940s  - World War II and we manufactured parts for the war effort and proudly flew our "E Flag" showing support for Army and Navy. 

We made fixtures for cartridge and ammunition companies as well as helped develop a device called the Mark 31, which helped aim torpedoes on the Navy's PT Boats.

Walter Trommler, a 1932 graduate of NYU' Commerce College and efficiency expert, moved, along with 5,000+ factories, out of NY City. 

After WWII, we moved to Paterson NJ, a technology manufacturing hub and a center for Bendix's thriving aeronautical war business and focused on custom metal works. 

NJ - Westinghouse made the UV lamp,  Universal made the ballasts and we made the first machines for air and surface sterilization.  

This led to our 55+ years in the UV water businesses.  Today, Walter's grand daughter, grandson and great children continue his passion and live by his lessons.

Walter Trommler was a family man, an American and a dreamer.   

Son in law Jim Donnellan (Glasco) and grandson Adam Trommler Donnellan (Sunlight).