Clover Industries, Inc., a division of The Oilgear Company, is a quality driven, customer focused, engineered products company. Our specialty is complex hydraulic cylinders, accumulators and intensifiers, and we believe nobody designs and manufactures them better. We take pride in the work that goes into every product we produce.
Our highly skilled engineering team runs detailed engineering calculations and finite element analysis on all new designs. Customer approval drawings and design reviews involving engineering, quality and manufacturing are a part of each job to insure we meet customer needs.
Clover Industries designs and manufactures product from our 128,000 sq. ft. facility in Wausau, WI. Our manufacturing capabilities include state-of-the-art CNC and multiple-axis high-speed machining centers, manual and automated welding equipment, multiple medium and large CNC lathes, heavy duty material handling capabilities (up to 20 tons) and a paint booth equipped to handle an unlimited variety of exterior finishes. Our testing capabilities allow us to test cylinders up to 30 inches in diameter with extended lengths up to 64 feet, and pressures up to 20,000 psi.
• oil and gas • military • construction • civil • marine • mining • industrial
Clover Industries has an ISO Quality System pursuant to ISO 9001:2008 which includes a robust non-conforming product and corrective action system.
• ASME Certification • Design flexibility and certification • Certified welders and welding process • Material traceability program
For more information, please visit Clover Industries, Inc. at www.cloverindustriesinc.com
Clover Industries is a highly capable designer and manufacturer of quality hydraulic cylinders and integrated cylinder systems (tensioner systems and others). We are a growing company which applies the highest technology, and we pride ourselves on being responsive to customer needs.
Clover Industries is all about adding value as a single sourcing and broad-based manufacturer. Our team of highly qualified, accessible, engineers and designers can work from fully detailed prints supplied by the customer, or from scratch with minimal specifications and conceptual guidance.