Processing feathers, viscera, blood, or whole birds. Alloy has the expertise to maximize your investment, engineered custom for your needs.
Alloy has been a leader in Cattle and Hog processing, designing and building rugged rendering equipment since 1953.
Your partner in upcycling, Alloy knows how important reclaiming oil is for a greener tomorrow, and the most efficient ways to do it. Upcycling used cooking oil into valuable biodiesel or feedstock products, Alloy is with you every step of the way.
Working together towards a greener, more sustainable future, Alloy understands your food waste goals. Repurposing organic waste into saleable oils, animal feeds, and fertilizers to provide economic, social, and environmental benefits.
Partnering with industry leaders worldwide, Alloy designs help you handle your FOG, TSS, and BOD, tailored to your plants’ specific needs. Efficient, cost effective, and profitable reclamation of fats, oils, and solids.
We’ve seen it all, our application engineers know what you need to go from concept to reality, no matter your product.
A brief history of Alloy’s growth as a company.
Fred Garver and Eldred Johnson began Alloy in 1952. The main business model was making wear parts last longer by applying hardfacing. In 1954 William “Bill” Aulik was finishing up his time in the US service. Bills father inlaw (Fred) asked him to move to Minnesota so he could spend more time with his daughter, while Bill determined what to do with the rest of his life.
Alloy begins working with rendering OEM’s including Anderson International and Allbright-Nell Company (ANCO) in Chicago. Alloy begins hardfacing pellet rolls and Anderson parts to make them last longer.
Bill Aulik purchases all stock in Alloy Hardfacing & Engineering Co., Inc.
Alloy begins Original Equipment Manufacturing (OEM) of rendering equipment and systems.
Mark Steven Aulik begins his employment with Alloy on a full time basis.
Alloy begins manufacture of mechanical seals, and begins manufacturing gravity separators for waste water. Both product lines take the company into new industries outside of the rendering sector.
The first Alloy feather dewatering press is manufactured for a facility in California.
Alloy builds its first continuous cooker and rotor.
Alloy Ramveyor piston pump is modified and beginning of current design is released to the industry.
Current CEO, Paul Rothenberger begins career at Alloy under the tutelage of Bill Aulik.
Generation 4 of the mechanical seal begins shipping to customers greatly increasing the life of the rotator.
Mark Aulik purchases the company from his father and the Aulik family begins its third generation.
Alloy moves from its Bloomington, MN location to the current Jordan, MN location.
Alloy began utilizing ERP system for our company.
Alloy stood with customers as the industry experienced the BSE crisis.
First website launched.
Alloy begins HPHD (high protein, high digestibility) system for feathers.
Navigates through Covid-19 era without missing a day of operation.
Alloy achieves record revenue growth. Adds Gratt as Brazilian representative.
Alloy Hardfacing & Engineering Co., Inc. acquired by Great River Capital Partners (GRCP), and becomes Alloy Process Engineering, Inc. Mark Aulik retires, Paul Rothenberger promoted from Vice President to Chief Executive Officer.
Processing feathers, viscera, blood, or whole birds, Alloy has the expertise to maximize your investment, engineered custom for your needs.
Alloy has been a leader in Cattle and Hog rendering, designing and building rugged equipment since 1953.
Your partner in upcycling, Alloy knows how important reclaiming oil is for a greener tomorrow, and the most efficient ways to do it.
Partnering with industry leaders worldwide, Alloy designs help you handle your FOG, TSS, and BOD, tailored to your plants’ specific needs.
Working together towards a greener, more sustainable future, Alloy understands your food waste goals.
We’ve seen it all, our application engineers know what you need to go from concept to reality, no matter your product.