UNITED GRINDING
The North American arm of the UNITED GRINDING Group of Bern, Switzerland — eight Swiss and German grinding brands, sold and serviced from Miamisburg, Ohio, with tool grinding run from Fredericksburg, Virginia.
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Fast facts
| Headquarters | UNITED GRINDING Group, Bern, Switzerland (a Körber company) |
|---|---|
| US presence | UNITED GRINDING North America, Inc., 2100 United Grinding Blvd, Miamisburg, OH; Walter/Ewag tool grinding from Fredericksburg, VA |
| Machine types | Cylindrical, centerless, surface & profile, tool & cutter — across eight brands |
| Official site | grinding.com |
The company
UNITED GRINDING North America (Miamisburg, OH) is the North American arm of the UNITED GRINDING Group and sells and services eight Swiss and German grinding brands: Studer, Schaudt and Mikrosa (cylindrical and centerless), Blohm, Jung and Mägerle (surface and profile), and Walter and Ewag (tool grinding, supported from Fredericksburg, VA).
For a buyer, the practical point of the group structure is that one US company answers the phone for all eight brands — sales, applications, parts and service route through Miamisburg (Fredericksburg for the tool-grinding brands), whatever name is cast on the machine.
What they build
- Studer — cylindrical (OD/ID) and universal
- Schaudt — cylindrical, automotive production
- Mikrosa — centerless
- Blohm / Jung / Mägerle — surface & profile
- Walter / Ewag — tool & cutter
US presence & contact route
UNITED GRINDING North America is the contact route for every brand in the group: new machines, applications engineering, parts and service. The tool-grinding brands (Walter, Ewag) are supported from the Fredericksburg, VA operation.
What buyers ask
- Which brand in the group actually covers my process — and who makes that call, me or their applications team?
- On a floor running two or three of the group’s brands, how are parts and service handled across brands?
- Can I see the machine I’m considering under power at Miamisburg before I commit?
- What does the US parts stocking look like for the specific model I’m buying?
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