Seitz Stainless works with your engineering department to make your sanitary designs a reality. We are located in the upper Midwest, with convenient transportation to deliver anywhere in the country, and armed with the renowned Midwest work and quality ethic. Formed over twenty years ago, Seitz Stainless has developed relationships with numerous food, dairy, pharmaceutical, semiconductor and chemical engineering companies to produce their custom equipment. We specialize in low volume, high value sanitary equipment such as evaporation systems, heat exchangers, vapor separators, cyclonic separators, dryers and dryer components, tanks and pressure vessels. We are ASME and National Board Code certified for manufacturing (U) and repair (R), know and understand 3A design, and have a close working relationship with USDA equipment inspectors. Our engineers will help as needed to optimize the buildability and cleanability of your design.

Our roots are deep in the skills and work ethic of Minnesota’s dairy heritage. The rocky terrain and outcroppings around St. Cloud in central Minnesota, earned St. Cloud the title of the Granite City. The rough terrain that made crop farming so difficult also transformed the area into one of this country’s major dairy-producing areas, and as such the area has seen more than its share of stainless equipment. This plethora of stainless equipment has provided the Central Minnesota area with an impressive infrastructure of stainless steel distributors and service people, and a wealth of skilled technicians and engineers specializing in the design and fabrication of stainless steel tanks, vessels, and other equipment.

For over twenty years, Seitz Stainless, based near St. Cloud in the heart of Minnesota’s dairy country, has capitalized on that infrastructure, providing custom and contract manufacturing of stainless steel and high alloy-based equipment. We can supplement your own manufacturing department to help you manage your shop loading, or we can become your manufacturing arm, allowing you the time and energy to concentrate on design and marketing without the binge and purge of fabrication capacity between projects, or the capital-intensive investment in fabrication equipment.