your  one-stop  shop  for  all  things
coil  processing

We offer a complete line of coil handling equipment including stand-alone coil reel, roll feeds, straighteners, shears and stackers as well as complete integrated lines. COE serves a wide variety of domestic and global markets and industries including automotive, metal processing, HVAC, contract stampers, appliance, lighting, housewares, lawn and garden, tool and die builders and many others. 

FABTECH  2019 

Please join us November 11-14 in booth D45524 to see our new PLC control package and our EXPRESS DELIVERY standard products that are in stock and ready to ship at a moment's notice.

THE  AHSS  EXPERTS 

The use of high strength steels is expected to comprise 40% of vehicle content on body and closures by 2025. COE has proven science behind our straightening solutions.

ctl  money-maker

In the competitive world of modern manufacturing, being open to change and new processes is critical to ongoing success and sustainability. So, if you continue to do things the...

NEW  5-4-3  WARRANTY

Any new equipment orders placed after January 1, 2019 will benefit from COE’s new 5-4-3 extended factory warranty. This new warranty provides five-year limited coverage and more...read more below.

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With an install base of thousands of machines and satisfied customers, we have a well-earned reputation for delivering equipment with proven performance.  

Founded in 1976 in Rochester, Michigan, COE quickly grew from the manufacture of air feeds and coil cradles to include coil reels and power straighteners. Operations were moved to Sterling Heights in 1980 and then, in 1982, COE introduced its first servo feed, launching the company into its own line of industry-leading servo feed controls and customized packages.  COE was also the first servo feed manufacturer to develop a single point entry interface as well as the first to develop and market a servo feed driven by a non-stretch Kevlar timing belt and low inertia aluminum pulleys. In 1999, the company purchased certain assets and product designs from Sesco, Inc. Today, we offer the heaviest and widest coil feeding equipment available to the metal stamping industry.