The continued growth and excellent reputation experienced by Atlas Industries, Inc. for 60 plus years represents the efforts of an excellent "team of associates". This "Team" of over 400 dedicated people will continue to carry this reputation and commitment to our customers for years to come.

1943 - Theodore E. Clark founded Atlas Industries, Inc., and started a small machine shop in Woodville, Ohio. He began operations with five employees and manufactured various types of crankshafts, as well as, other precision machined parts for the U.S. Government to assist in the war effort.

1954 - Atlas’ reputation as a machining supplier spread and the company started a new division in the nearby village of Gibsonburg as the continuing pattern of growth called for another facility. Atlas built the new plant for the production of small and medium size crankshafts for the refrigeration and air compressor industries. Since the original structure was erected there have been seven additions to the Gibsonburg facility. The largest expansion took place in 1996 with a 50,000 square foot addition, bring the total up to 135,000 square feet.

1971 - Atlas acquired a site in Fremont, Ohio used for warehousing until 1973 when it was expanded into a machining facility. The Fremont location grew substantially in 1975 through the acquisition of a major competitor and the transfer of equipment, tooling, and some personnel. The company moved its corporate offices in 1992. The Fremont Plant has since been expanded on 3 occasions and now covers approximately 80,000 square feet.