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Originally Stonersville Fabricators, Amity Industries co-founder Ned Selwyn Sr. was always driven to produce the highest quality products possible. Working at Piersol Pine in Oaks, PA, in the late 50s and through the 60s, Ned built flow meters early in his career and helped to contribute to Piersol’s reputation for high-quality fabrication. After establishing Stonersville Fabricators in 1973, the business evolved and operated as Amity Industries. Acquiring Alburtis Machine in 1988, Amity Machine was created. J&J Machine was acquired in 1993. It was integrated into the Amity family and developed into the worldwide leader known as Amity Fire & Safety to support the fire industry. In 2008 Amity Industries was renamed Amity Fabricators to better represent their line of business. After Amity Fabricators was formally established, Amity Flow became the fourth unit to market the new Venturi Flow Meter designs developed by R.W. Miller and the Amity team. With many former Piersol Pine employees, Amity was able to quickly establish a reputation for consistent high-quality products.

“Ned tells us the truth, expects us to tell him the truth, and he does what he promises.”

- A key client described Ned in a 1993 letter

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Today, Ned Selwyn Jr. continues that tradition, continually expanding the company by investing in new technologies and adding new capabilities. Having bought the company in 2004, Ned Jr. stepped into the role of President, and his father remained Chairman through 2006. Ned’s focus was and is on his management team, pulling everyone together and leveraging their tremendous talent and expertise. The company is now streamlined and incredibly diversified. Ned’s interest in technology allowed him to put systems in place to maximize efficiencies which enable Amity to be a very lean operation. Still 100% produced in the U.S.A., Amity can compete anywhere in the world.

Amity Industries Overview

  • Facilities & Equipment

    Amity’s integrated facilities can handle the most demanding work. We have two plant locations in Douglassville and Birdsboro, and we can also provide complete machining facilities through our sister company, Amity Machine. We invite you to visit and inspect our facilities so that you can see first-hand our dedication to quality, expertise and innovation.

    70,000 sq-ft. facility
    Up to 100,000 lbs
    32' under the hook
    Various metal working equipment
    400-ton accupress break

    CNC shape cutting
    1'-10' forming rolls
    Large portage table
    108" travel large machine shop
    New 20' x 60' sandblast and paint booth

  • Capabilities

    Amity Fabricators can roll, form, bend, drill, cut, burn, shear and assemble materials up to 18’ wide by 80’ long, including assemblies weighing up to 50 tons. We are experienced with virtually any welding or fabricated assembly you may require, including (but not limited to) the following:

    Machine Bases
    Platform and ladders
    Storage tanks
    Heat-treating fixtures
    Hoppers
    Piping and piping system

  • Exotic Metal Welding

    Stainless steel
    Carbon steel
    Aluminum
    High Nickel alloys
    Inconel®
    Monel®
    Hastalloy®
    High temperatures/corrosion-resistant alloys
    Clad counterparts

    We are experts in the following weld processes:
    SMAW
    GTAW
    FCAW
    SAW
    GMAW

  • Certifications

    Amity has certified weld procedures and welders for ASME, AWS and PED using various weld processes. Weld processes include SMAW, GTAW, FCAW, SAW and GMAW.

  • Testing

    From inquiry through shipment, we deal in total quality. All welding can be done in accordance with Section IX of the ASME Code, backed by a complete QA program, and our in-house Level II inspector. We devote special attention to precise dimensions, weld quality, appearance and use of correct materials. Amity has complete resources for non-destructive testing and Positive Material Identification (PMI). It’s all part of the commitment we make to the on-time delivery of exactly what our customers order.