Fox Machining

Company History

Fox Machining, originally called Fox Roller Co. was founded in 1994. The primary focus then, as it is today, was the manufacture of precision process rolls and idlers used in the converting, packaging, printing, food processing and papermaking industries.

The company expanded and moved into a new 20,000 sq. ft. facility within the Greenville, Wis., Industrial Park in 1995. Five years later, Fox acquired G&S Machine Company, a local, successful machining operation specializing in machining precision rolls and components. The company moniker changed to Fox Machine Companies.

As the two companies consolidated into one, Fox added on to the Greenville facility. Today Fox Machining operates from its modern 31,500 sq. ft. facility, with 20-ton overhead capacity, located within minutes of major trucking routes. Location remains a key ingredient in Fox Machining's commitment to customer service and on-time delivery.