MBW, Inc.

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MBW, Inc. MBW has been building compaction and concrete equipment in Slinger, Wisconsin, since 1967. We focus on machines that work hard and hold up on the job.

MBW is not a copyist - we do not duplicate designs developed by others. MBW begins each new engineering project with the assumption that significant progress can be made in terms of improved productivity, reduced maintenance, longer life, enhanced user safety and lower long-term cost of ownership. Often, MBW’s R&D efforts result in entirely fresh approaches to solving industry problems. Many of our products have pushed the productivity envelope to new heights. Some MBW products afford their operators the industry’s safest tools in a given product class. Most MBW products solve long standing maintenance issues and extend productlife expectations. Our goal is to provide equipment users with products of significant, tangible and comparative value.

10/13/2026

You can watch the clock, but concrete doesn’t really care what time it is.

Knowing when to make that first pass comes from watching the slab and knowing what you’re looking at.

Hummel Concrete has clearly done this a time or two.

Here they are putting the MBW F46 Power Trowel to work.

If you finish concrete for a living, what tells you the slab is ready?

10/07/2026

No explanation needed.

Just Rathburn Contracting putting the GP2000 to work.

What jobsite sound never gets old?

10/01/2026

Ridge Concrete Running a 12 ft board on the MBW SCREEDEMON.

A pull this wide gets old pretty quick when you are doing it by hand.

If you pour concrete for a living, would you rather pull this by hand or with a vibratory screed?

09/29/2026

A spec sheet isn't the whole story, but these numbers matter.

The GP2000 weighs 165 lbs and delivers .083 inches of amplitude. What does that mean? More compaction force than the competition while weighing less.

Eight shock mounts between the handle and machine keep the force where it's needed.

When you compare plate compactors, what matters most: weight, amplitude/compaction force, or how the machine handles?

Thanks to Rathburn Contracting for the footage.

09/23/2026

Sometimes the machine makes the soundtrack.

09/18/2026

The shop floor is looking a little more orange today. đźź 

A full lineup of MM90 Mortar Mixers, packed and ready to head out.

How many of these could your crew keep busy?

09/16/2026

A plate compactor should keep earning its place on the crew long after it’s paid for.

Meanix Landscaping Inc’s AP2000 Ground Pounder has been working on job sites for more than 20 years. It was purchased by the owner’s father before the company even existed, and it is still compacting today.

Because the real test of a machine isn’t how it performs when it’s new. It’s whether your crew can still count on it years later.

Thanks to Meanix Landscaping for sharing its story.

09/15/2026

The real debate: What do you call this machine where you work?

09/11/2026

The parts you can't see can determine how long a rammer stays working. The R60's UHMW slide bearings reduce metal-on-metal contact and can be easily replaced - saving you money and downtime.

09/09/2026

Compaction force matters only if you can control it. The R60 is designed for balance, control and low hand-arm vibration.

Address

250 Hartford Road
Slinger, WI
53086

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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