Lindquist Machine Corporation

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Lindquist Machine Corporation

LMC brings innovation alive with cost effective solutions for our customers in manufacturing.

Located in Green Bay, Wisconsin since 1946, Lindquist Machine Corporation is an ISO 9001:2008 registered world-class machine building company. LMC offers full service custom machine building services in the Automation, Converting, Food Processing, Packaging, Paper, Oil & Gas, Pharmaceutical, Plastics, Printing, Nuclear Energy, and Wind Energy industries. Our focus is to provide you unique business

solutions by leveraging our knowledge and experience in the custom machine building market. We develop strong business relationships built on mutual respect, trust and accountability. Working together we can create sustainable competitive advantages for you in your marketplace. LMC is performance-driven, and our goal is to exceed our customers' expectations in five key performance areas of machine building: Quality, Value-Added Services, Hyper-Communication, Speed, and Flexibility. Each customer reviews our performance in these key areas after every major project and provides valuable insight that is used to drive our continuous improvement process. Our Project Leaders act as a comprehensive, single point of contact through-out the life of a machine building project. Our customer self-directed/cross functional team provides a detailed project plan that is updated and hyper-communicated to you on a regular basis. Your input is essential in designing and building a machine that fits your requirements, therefore we involve you in key decision-making process at each project milestone. With a team of professionally educated and highly motivated associates, 125,000 square feet of office and manufacturing space, and machine building experience in a wide range of industries, we offer a cost-effective, turn-key machine building solution that will fit your need. This is your opportunity to explore how we can make a world of difference to your company. At Lindquist Machine Corporation we continually make investments in people, processes and technology. We're always prepared to be your reliable source for building machines. Many of our customers have closed their assembly facilities and chosen LMC as their exclusive strategic partner to build their custom machines.

09/04/2026

Who can see the drawings? Who has access to the build? Where will it be assembled?

For confidential programs, IP requirements are part of planning the work.

Every program is different. A build to print project moving through standard production may only need controlled drawing access. More sensitive work might call for dedicated assembly space, restricted access, customer-specific handling procedures or defined visitor protocols.

When that's the case, the facility adapts. Over 6,500 square feet of temperature and humidity controlled assembly space can be configured into separate areas, with additional safeguards based on program sensitivity.

The physical environment is the visible part. IP protection also carries into how information moves through the build. Every program runs under a documented quality plan, so drawing access, internal communication, records and visitor handling are all managed with the same discipline.

For customers with proprietary designs, sensitive processes or confidential equipment, the details matter. It’s important to have the right process in place from the start.

Learn more at https://www.lmc-corp.com/customer-intellectual-property

09/02/2026

Approved drawings. Material traceability. Long program lifecycles.

Defense and government programs mean regulated requirements follow the work through every stage of the build.

Process controls and audit ready records maintain accountability as programs move through production. Machining, fabrication, assembly and project communication stay with one team, and there’s clear project ownership from start to finish. This simplifies communication, scheduling, and issue resolution for programs with detailed specs and multiple coordination points.

Sensitive, confidential work calls for controlled documentation, structured internal processes and workflows that meet CMMC requirements established for the Defense Industrial Base.

NQA-1 compliant fabrication experience brings familiarity to the quality standards and manufacturing discipline across nuclear, defense and regulated government environments.

Long lifecycle programs need reliable manufacturing partners who know the work and can deliver year after year.

Learn more at https://www.lmc-corp.com/industries/defense-and-government

08/28/2026

One campus. One team.

Single-source manufacturing keeps multiple disciplines in sync across complex builds.

Machining, fabrication, welding, controls and assembly operate within the same facility, reducing handoffs and giving project teams direct visibility as programs move through custom equipment builds, modernization work, regulated manufacturing and large-scale production.

A 130,000 square foot campus brings 110,000 square feet of manufacturing and assembly space together with 20,000 square feet of engineering, project management and administrative offices.

One facility means the people responsible stay close to the project and to each other. Coordinated ex*****on carries through from kickoff to delivery.

Learn more at https://www.lmc-corp.com/facilities

08/26/2026

Tight tolerances. Repeatability. Consistency from fabrication through assembly.

Semiconductor-related equipment is built to the requirements of the production environment.

Approved drawings set the specs. Structured workflows, documented manufacturing practices and in-process checks keep ex*****on consistent across components and assemblies.

Machining, fabrication, assembly and quality oversight happen under one roof. One manufacturing system. Clear accountability throughout the build.

Build to Print precision for semiconductor equipment programs comes down to discipline at every stage.

Learn more at https://www.lmc-corp.com/industries/semiconductors

08/21/2026

A successful build creates program knowledge that carries forward.

Equipment. Requirements. Decisions made along the way. Shared knowledge becomes more valuable when a partner can respond to what comes next without starting from zero.

Ongoing collaboration and repeat program support keep that knowledge connected through technical challenges and new requirements.

Long term partnerships build on what’s already been proven. Continuity brings a deeper understanding of the history behind the work and what’s coming next.

Learn more at A successful build creates program knowledge that carries forward.

Equipment. Requirements. Decisions made along the way. Shared knowledge becomes more valuable when a partner can respond to what comes next without starting from zero.

Ongoing collaboration and repeat program support keep that knowledge connected through technical challenges and new requirements.

Long term partnerships build on what’s already been proven. Continuity brings a deeper understanding of the history behind the work and what’s coming next.

Learn more at https://www.lmc-corp.com/facilities -ex*****on-model

08/19/2026

Pharmaceutical and medical equipment is built around production requirements.

Tight tolerances and controlled processes come with the territory.

High speed assembly. Filling. Packaging. Specialized web handling. Each application is built to customer specifications, with components fabricated, assembled and validated to regulated standards.

Build to print ex*****on has to meet requirements throughout manufacturing with component-level precision and disciplined process control, supporting qualification reviews and audit readiness in FDA regulated production environments.

Precision and repeatability carry through the entire build.

Learn more at lmc-corp.com/industries/pharmaceutical-and-medical

08/17/2026

About a month ago, we celebrated Lindquist Machine's 80th Anniversary with a luncheon and our 4th Annual Co****le Tournament. Here's a brief look back at the celebration and the winners of the tournament - 1st Place: Adam, Brandon; 2nd Place: Josh, Mason; 3rd Place: Cody, Corey (not pictured). Thank you to all employees past and present for your hard work and dedication to Lindquist Machine Co., LLC!

08/14/2026

It ships once it’s proven alongside the customer team. Not before.

Questions get answered. Performance is demonstrated against production requirements. Documentation is reviewed before anyone signs off.

Factory Acceptance Testing gives the project team a direct look at equipment performance before shipment, while there's still time to make adjustments.

Internal pre-FAT testing, customer FAT support, remote FAT capabilities and documentation packages deliver complex builds with clear communication and no surprises on startup day.

Learn more at https://www.lmc-corp.com/facilities -ex*****on-model

08/12/2026

When a production line reaches capacity, the schedule feels it first.

Throughput demands. Labor availability. Capacity limitations. High-volume production exposes constraints in the system behind it.

Production scalability takes engineering, fabrication, assembly and Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) working together on one team with clear ownership throughout the build.

Tim K., Sr. Staff Engineer at Packaging Corporation of America (PCA) shared, “From start to finish on any project, LMC’s communication and quality is above and beyond any other shop we have worked with. They provide concise, informative updates as projects progress and address any changes you might need in a prompt, timely manner. The quality of the parts and assemblies consistently receives praise from engineers and managers at our Paper Mills and Corrugated Plants. Working with LMC over the years has truly felt like a collaborative relationship.”

Learn more at https://www.lmc-corp.com/industries/consumer-products

08/07/2026

Full traceability. Integrated documentation. Complete in-house control.

NQA-1 ex*****on stays connected from approved drawings through final delivery.

Machining, fabrication, welding and assembly happen under one roof. Weld documentation and vendor quality flowdowns are built around nuclear requirements. Quality data packages are assembled throughout the build, one record at a time.

As Kyle from Advanced Technology Group shared, "Lindquist has successfully executed on several highly complex projects in the nuclear sector, all of which required strict specifications and requirements. They’ve constantly met or exceeded all expectations."

That discipline carries through every stage of build to print ex*****on for nuclear.

Learn more at https://www.lmc-corp.com/services/nuclear-solutions

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Ashwaubenon, WI
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