Anderson Dahlen
Complex stainless steel equipment and components manufactured across three Minnesota facilities since 1942.
✓ American Manufacturing
Our assessment
Company details
Where Anderson Dahlen products are made
Anderson Dahlen’s own site states it “delivers U.S.-based manufacturing solutions with a single-source team.”
180,000 sq ft and 65,000 sq ft in Ramsey, MN, plus a 43,000 sq ft vacuum division facility in Waconia, MN.
The claim covers Anderson Dahlen’s stainless fabrication and equipment integration business as a whole.
What this emblem covers. Anderson Dahlen describes itself on its own site as delivering U.S.-based manufacturing solutions, operating from three named Minnesota facilities. The emblem reflects that company-wide statement.
The story
Anderson Dahlen, Inc. was founded in 1942, originally focused on commercial and residential heating and air conditioning work, and has grown into a manufacturer of complex stainless steel equipment and components.
The company, now operating as part of Gray, Inc., states that it “delivers U.S.-based manufacturing solutions with a single-source team” from three Minnesota facilities in Ramsey and Waconia.
Why they matter
Complex stainless fabrication and equipment integration work for pharmaceutical, food and defense customers is easy to outsource overseas. Anderson Dahlen instead names three of its own Minnesota facilities.
Buying from a manufacturer that keeps design, fabrication and integration inside its own US facilities keeps that work, and the jobs behind it, in Minnesota.
Visit Anderson Dahlen
Anderson Dahlen manufactures stainless steel equipment and components at its own Minnesota facilities.
Anderson Dahlen questions
Is Anderson Dahlen an American manufacturer?
Yes. The company states on its own site that it “delivers U.S.-based manufacturing solutions with a single-source team” from three Minnesota facilities.
Where is Anderson Dahlen based?
Ramsey, Minnesota, with an additional facility in Waconia, Minnesota.
What does Anderson Dahlen make?
Complex stainless steel equipment and components for pharmaceutical, food and defense customers.
Is Anderson Dahlen independent?
No. It operates as “A Gray Company,” part of Gray, Inc., a US-based industrial construction and manufacturing firm.