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Ingersoll Machine Tools company history timeline

1906

In 1906, this drive was demonstrated when Ingersoll completed the largest milling machine of its time.

1916

In 1916 Ingersoll marks it's first year of sales over $1,000,000.

1917

For the first 25 years, the company grew with the boom in the automobile industry and the increased production demands caused by World War I. By 1917, the company employed nearly 600 people.

1920

The company weathered the postwar slump and grew steadily through the 1920's.

1924

In 1924 Ingersoll built the first transfer line for the automatic machining of engine blocks.

1930

Times were tough, but prosperity began to return in the late 1930's.

1935

In 1935 Ingersoll builds one of the first machines to automatically transfer engine blocks from one machining station to another.

1942

By 1942 sales had risen to over $11 million and the company grew to nearly 1,200 employees.

1970

By 1970 annual sales totaled $37 million, and Ingersoll ranked 15th in US metal cutting tool manufacturers.

1991

Then in 1991, it became RAK-Rehnberg, Inc.

2020

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2021

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