Mike Ryan
Mike ryan 
CEO
Our CEO Michael Ryan began his machinery career in 1981 and has since devoted his business life to Mac-Tech’s customers and, employees while personally passionate in his devotion to his wife, Julie, of 43 years and his 9 adored grandchildren.
- Zamboni Driver 1979 to 1981
 - Elmhurst University class of 1981-Economics
 - Ryerson Steel 1981 to 1983
 - Swanson machinery 1983 to 1984
 - Co-founder Mac-Tech since 1984
 
Ensuring Machine Readiness: Replacing Safety Components on Ermaksan Brakes
In “Ensuring Machine Readiness,” Nicole Salato guides fabrication shops in preventing breakdowns by replacing worn safety components on Ermaksan brakes. She emphasizes planning reliable service schedules to ensure efficiency. Contact: Nicole Salato Service & Parts Lead – Mac-Tech nicole@mac-tech.comCompare Prodevco Automation vs Manual Beam Fabrication: Cost & Accuracy
The article analyzes Prodevco Automation vs. manual beam fabrication in the Midwest, highlighting improved accuracy, cost savings, and efficiency for small fabricators. Contact Mac-Tech: 888-MAC-9555Section 179 + Ermaksan Press Brakes: After-Tax Savings on High-Tonnage Bending
Use Section 179 to boost ROI on Ermaksan high-tonnage press brakes—optimize CapEx timing, cut tax bills, and scale capacity before year-end. Joe Ryan President, Mac-Tech joe@mac-tech.com | 414-477-8772 | 888-MAC-9555Mechanical vs. Hydraulic Shears: Energy, Speed, and Maintenance Insights
In the article “Mechanical vs. Hydraulic Shears: Energy, Speed, and Maintenance Insights,” Patrick (Pat) O’Neill, National Product Manager and Regional Sales Executive at Mac-Tech, explores the advantages and drawbacks of mechanical and hydraulic shears. He emphasizes the importance of selecting the right machine to enhance production efficiency, forming accuracy, and line reliability. Pat advises manufacturers to consider automation and practical planning in their decision-making process. By understanding the specific needs of their operations, manufacturers can optimize performance and reduce maintenance challenges. Pat O’Neill National Product Manager / Regional Sales Executive, Mac-Tech pat@mac-tech.com | 414-232-7929Ermaksan Brakes: Elevating Safety with Smart Sensors and Protection
The article by John Perry highlights how Ermaksan Brakes are enhancing safety through the integration of smart sensors and protective features. Perry emphasizes the importance of these advancements in helping manufacturers make informed decisions regarding lasers, press brakes, and automation systems, ultimately leading to better ROI. He offers insights into how these technologies can streamline operations and improve safety. For further information, John Perry can be contacted at: John Perry Regional Sales Executive, Mac-Tech jperry@mac-tech.comUnlocking Rapid ROI: Modernizing Legacy Press Brakes with Wilson Tool
Adam Quoss, VP of Sales at Mac-Tech, discusses modernizing legacy press brakes with Wilson Tool to achieve rapid ROI. He offers hands-on insights and practical guidance for decision-makers, emphasizing the importance of upgrading fabrication operations to enhance efficiency and profitability, making a compelling case for strategic investment in advanced tooling solutions.Wisconsin Steel Contractors Enhance Efficiency with Prodevco Automation for ROI and Growth
Kyle Bialozynski leverages his field experience to boost Wisconsin steel contractors’ efficiency using Prodevco automation. Committed to customer satisfaction and smart fabrication, he drives ROI and growth. Kyle Bialozynski – Sales Executive, Mac-Tech kyle@mac-tech.com | 414-704-8413Akyapak Roll Systems Enhance Automation in Construction Operations
The article by Dave Graf highlights how Akyapak Roll Systems are revolutionizing automation in construction operations, specifically for structural steel fabrication in the oil & gas, shipbuilding, bridge, and tower construction industries. Dave Graf emphasizes providing end-to-end automation solutions that streamline processes, increase efficiency, and reduce costs. These systems enhance precision and productivity, addressing the complex demands of modern construction projects. For more information, contact Dave Graf, Regional Sales Executive at Mac-Tech, at dave@mac-tech.com or 602-510-5552.Iowa Manufacturers Save with Used Press Brakes: Inspection & CNC Retrofit Tips
Iowa manufacturers cut costs and boost accuracy by buying used press brakes. Discover inspection tips and when to retrofit with CNC controls for efficiency. Contact Mac-Tech: 888-MAC-9555Ermaksan Press Brakes + Section 179 Expensing: 2025 Advantage for Energy Contractors
Maximize 2025 ROI: align Ermaksan press brake upgrades with Section 179 to cut taxes, boost capacity, and de-risk energy project backlogs. Joe Ryan President, Mac-Tech joe@mac-tech.com | 414-477-8772 | 888-MAC-9555Modern Shears: Safety Advancements Without Throughput Loss
The article by Patrick (Pat) O’Neill discusses how modern shears have advanced in safety features without compromising throughput. Pat helps manufacturers enhance production efficiency, forming accuracy, and line reliability by guiding them in selecting the right machines, integrating automation, and implementing practical planning strategies. These improvements ensure that manufacturers can maintain high productivity levels while keeping operations safe and efficient. For further assistance, Pat can be contacted at: Pat O’Neill National Product Manager / Regional Sales Executive, Mac-Tech pat@mac-tech.com | 414-232-7929Prevent Bending Defects with Smart Tooling Choices
In the article “Prevent Bending Defects with Smart Tooling Choices,” John Perry, a Regional Sales Executive at Mac-Tech, emphasizes the importance of selecting the right tooling to avoid bending defects in manufacturing. He guides manufacturers in making informed decisions that enhance return on investment by choosing appropriate equipment like lasers, press brakes, and automation systems. By focusing on smart tooling choices, manufacturers can improve efficiency and product quality. For further assistance, John Perry can be contacted at: John Perry Regional Sales Executive, Mac-Tech jperry@mac-tech.com












