For over 50 years, Aladdin has worked at a single corporate objective: the design and manufacturing of custom production machinery and automation. Starting as machinery and automation design engineers, then as machinery and automation builders, Aladdin has met the challenges of worldwide competition achieving new levels of production efficiency, precision, and quality. In many of America and the world's key manufacturing industries, Aladdin's hands-on experience of designing and building cost-effective, automated production equipment along with its knowledge of the latest technologies and reliable equipment assure a quality product.

 Moreover, a customer's relationship with Aladdin doesn't end once the equipment hits the floor. Aladdin offers consistent support and follow-up to guarantee satisfaction. Aladdin has built many relationships with customers in this fashion, something the larger corporations cannot match. In such a partnership, Aladdin gains the prospect of repeat business, and the customer gains a reliable partner to turn to for quality equipment.

 For a listing of some of the areas of manufacturing Aladdin has worked with, or particular industries, click the Products link at top, or click here

• Office and Engineering - 8,000 sq. ft.
• Manufacturing and Assembly - 16,000 sq. ft.
• Toolroom Using CNC Machinery coupled to Network CAD/CAM Software, as well as a Large Horizontal Boring Machine and Other Standard Toolroom Machinery and Grinders

• 15 Mechanical Engineers and Designers
• 3 Control Systems Engineers
• 10 Toolmakers, Machinists, and Assemblers

• Aladdin Design, Inc. was founded in 1953 by Edward W. Horn as designers of tools, fixtures, and special machines.
• In 1982 Aladdin Engineering & Manufacturing, Inc. established itself as a "design and build" company and moved to a larger facility to provide these services to its customers.
• Aladdin expanded and moved into its present location in 1991 which doubled the size of its previous facility
• In early 2001 Aladdin completed the construction of 16,000 sq. ft. of additional shop space, again doubling the size of its production facility.