About Alloy Hardfacing

Alloy Hardfacing and Engineering has been in business since 1952, operating at its current Jordan, Minnesota location since 1996.

Alloy is a Custom Fabrication Company that incorporates machining, grinding, fabrication, and welding processes to manufacture process equipment for food and food-related industries. We are proud of our history as both a Minnesota Custom Fabrication and  Custom Welding Supplier.

While a smaller portion of our business, Alloy is equally proud of our history as a Job Shop, manufacturing a broad variety of products based on the designs and needs of other U.S. suppliers.

Alloy forms carbon and stainless steel into various shapes and assemblies ranging from small parts weighing a few pounds to complete assemblies weighing in excess of 150 tons.

Alloy works with material from light 16-18 gauge all the way up to and including 3 inches thickness.

In addition to manufacturing, during our nearly seventy-year history, Alloy has also functioned as an authorized rebuilding station, system integrator, and manufacturer's representative for companies such as Allbright Nell Company (ANCO), Rietz, Anderson International, and others.

Alloy products are marketed globally by our applications and sales staff maintained at its world headquarters in Jordan, Minnesota, U.S.A.
 

In 2022, Alloy is looking back over its 70-year history. This includes a search through company archives providing several chances to reflect on the journey to this point, as well as where the company is headed. Although names and faces have changed over the years, what has never changed is our commitment to providing high-quality equipment with reasonable investments and full support. Here's to 70 more!

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In May of 1952 Alloy opens for business

In 1963 William (Bill) Aulik purchases all the stock in Alloy Hardfacing & Engineering

June 1973 Mark Aulik Joins Alloy Full Time

Alloy was a Manufacturer's Representative of Allbright Nell (ANCO)

Alloy was a Manufacturer's Representative for Rietz Manufacturing for more than a decade before they left the market.

In 1985 Alloy was the first company to reshell a continuous rendering cooker.

Alloy was a Manufacturer's Representative and Distributor for Anderson International

In 1988 Alloy innovated the continuous cooker rotor. By increasing the thickness of center, satellite and super satellite tubes, years of useful life are added. That same year, Alloy became the first company to offer stainless steel buckets on continuous control wheels as a standard feature.

In 1989 Alloy began offering innovative hanger bearings in the continuous drainer.

In 1992 Alloy begins shipping generation 4 of our Mechanical Seal

In 1994 Alloy becomes a third-generation company when the present owner Mark Aulik purchased Alloy.

In 1996 Alloy moved from Bloomington, MN to Jordan, MN where it is located today.

In 2004 Alloy stood with its customers and they with us to survive the BSE meat industry crisis.

In 2008 Alloy launched its second major website.

In 2014 Alloy began to represent itself directly in the spanish-speaking world.

In 2020 Alloy built its first Evaporator

In 2021 Alloy underwent a major upgrade of our website providing easy acess to either individual pieces of equipment or entire processes.

In 2022 we are celebrating 70 years in business, serving process industries

The average tenure of Alloy employees is over twenty (20) years!

Even today, Alloy continues to innovate and improve its products and services for its current and future customers, stay tuned for ongoing developments.