Ingersoll Cutting Tools competitors

Zippia score 3.9

Ingersoll Cutting Tools main competitors are Richardson RFPD, Wenger Manufacturing, and ISCAR.

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ISCAR has the most employees (12,000).
Employees at Richardson RFPD earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $73,880.

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Ingersoll Cutting Tools vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Ingersoll Cutting Tools	1889	3.9	Rockford, IL	1	$140.0M	750
ISCAR	1952	4.0	Arlington, TX	1	-	12,000
Richardson RFPD	2011	3.5	Geneva, IL	1	$3.1M	294
Shimadzu Corporation	1875	4.2	Columbia, MD	8	$3.5B	10,395
Ausco Products	1908	3.3	Benton Harbor, MI	1	$14.0M	100
Applied Robotics	1983	3.6	Glenville, NY	1	$880,000	1
Chemineer	1952	3.7	Dayton, OH	1	$16.0M	249
Strippit Inc	-	3.6	Akron, NY	1	$64.8M	200
Pelletron	-	4.0	Lancaster, PA	1	$5.0M	36
Wenger Manufacturing	1935	4.5	Sabetha, KS	3	$50.7M	200
Sono-Tek	1975	3.9	Milton, NY	3	$19.7M	61
Chromalox	1917	4.4	Pittsburgh, PA	4	$201.0M	1,250
International Thermal Systems	2000	4.0	West Milwaukee, WI	1	$12.0M	100
Davis-Standard	1848	4.3	Pawcatuck, CT	6	$700.0M	3,000
Dukane	1922	4.1	Saint Charles, IL	24	$90.0M	500
4Front Engineered Solutions	1953	4.0	Carrollton, TX	1	$6.4M	9
R. STAHL Group	1876	3.3	Stafford, TX	1	$670,000	50
Emhart Glass	1912	3.8	New Haven, CT	1	-	6
Ingersoll Machine Tools	-	4.2	Rockford, IL	1	$51.9M	180

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Ingersoll Cutting Tools salaries vs competitors

Among Ingersoll Cutting Tools competitors, employees at Richardson RFPD earn the most with an average yearly salary of $73,880.

Compare Ingersoll Cutting Tools salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Ingersoll Cutting Tools	$57,498	$27.64	-
ISCAR	$63,657	$30.60	-
Richardson RFPD	$73,880	$35.52	-
Shimadzu Corporation	$54,426	$26.17	-
Ausco Products	$45,233	$21.75	-
Applied Robotics	$45,325	$21.79	-

Compare Ingersoll Cutting Tools job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Ingersoll Cutting Tools	$41,431	$19.92
Wenger Manufacturing	$48,752	$23.44
Chromalox	$45,789	$22.01
Ingersoll Machine Tools	$45,094	$21.68
Applied Robotics	$42,562	$20.46
Ausco Products	$42,247	$20.31
Emhart Glass	$41,719	$20.06
Pelletron	$41,656	$20.03
4Front Engineered Solutions	$41,580	$19.99
Chemineer	$41,510	$19.96
International Thermal Systems	$41,509	$19.96
ISCAR	$41,482	$19.94
Davis-Standard	$41,461	$19.93
Sono-Tek	$41,425	$19.92
Shimadzu Corporation	$41,405	$19.91
Strippit Inc	$41,275	$19.84
Richardson RFPD	$41,274	$19.84
R. STAHL Group	$41,082	$19.75
Dukane	$40,739	$19.59

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Ingersoll Cutting Tools demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Ingersoll Cutting Tools vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Sono-Tek	64%	36%
Shimadzu Corporation	65%	35%
Chromalox	74%	26%
Dukane	78%	22%
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Compare race at Ingersoll Cutting Tools vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Chromalox	70%	13%	7%	6%	3%	8.8
Sono-Tek	55%	22%	10%	6%	7%	6.8
Shimadzu Corporation	52%	17%	13%	14%	4%	9.4
Dukane	64%	13%	12%	8%	3%	8.1

Ingersoll Cutting Tools and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Scott Dysert

Chromalox

Scott Dysert is a Chief Executive Officer at Chromalox.

James Murphy

Davis-Standard

Jim Murphy is a President/CEO at Davis-Standard. He has worked as Chairman at Davis-Standard. Jim works or has worked as VP:Global Sales & Marketing at Davis-Standard.

Chip Storie

Ingersoll Machine Tools

Chip Storie is a Chief Executive Officer at Ingersoll Machine Tools Inc..

Dr. Christopher L. Coccio

Sono-Tek

Wide executive experience as well as technical and business management while at GE. Also awarded two sabbatical Fellowships to serve in the US Congress and then the NYS Assembly during my career. Most recently a Director, CEO, and Chairman of the Board of Sono-Tek, a public corporation.

Ilan Geri

ISCAR

Michael Johnston

Dukane

William Heinrich

Ausco Products