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
Evaluating RYTECH Coil Processing and Roll Forming Lines: A Capital Planning Guide for U.S. Metal Panel Manufacturers
A practical executive guide to evaluating RYTECH coil processing and roll forming lines for U.S. roofing and panel manufacturers, focused on throughput, material flow, labor, floor space, and ROI.HSG Fiber Laser Automation for Phoenix Aerospace Fabricators: Throughput, Precision, and ROI in a Tight-Tolerance Supply Chain
A practical evaluation guide for Phoenix aerospace suppliers assessing HSG fiber laser automation, multi-machine integration, and ROI under tight-tolerance and documentation-driven requirements.From PO to Panel: Tightening the Purchase Order to Production Workflow in Coil-Fed Roofing and Sheet Metal Shops
A practical look at how roofing, architectural sheet metal, HVAC, and OEM teams can use the PO as a control document to reduce errors, setup time, and material waste in coil-fed roll forming and long folding environments.Why Duluth/Superior Structural Steel Fabricators Are Evaluating Akyapak Beam Drilling Lines for Great Lakes Infrastructure Work
Structural steel shops in the Duluth/Superior port market are reassessing manual drilling workflows. Here’s how Akyapak beam drilling lines fit bridge and heavy industrial work.High-Power Fiber Lasers for Peoria’s Heavy Equipment Supply Chain: What Local Fabricators Should Evaluate in 2026
A buyer-focused look at high-power fiber lasers for Peoria’s heavy equipment supply chain, covering thick plate cutting, press brake integration, automation, dust control, and new versus used ROI decisions.Evaluating Used Fiber Lasers for Automotive Suppliers in Metro Detroit: What to Check Before You Buy
Used fiber lasers are a practical option for Metro Detroit automotive suppliers, but only if wattage, source hours, automation level, software compatibility, and press brake integration are evaluated carefully. This guide outlines what production managers should verify before committing to a 6 kW or 10–12 kW system.AGT Robotics Beam Coping Systems: What Indiana Structural Steel Fabricators Should Evaluate Before Automating
Buyer-focused analysis of AGT Robotics beam coping systems for Indiana structural steel fabricators, covering integration, training, uptime, and ROI.ACT Dust Collectors for Sheet Metal and HVAC Shops: What to Evaluate Before You Upgrade
Evaluating ACT Dust Collectors for roofing, architectural sheet metal, HVAC, and OEM shops requires more than comparing CFM. This guide walks through combustible dust risk, plasma and laser airflow sizing, roll forming dust control, duct layout, and maintenance planning so managers can align safety, uptime, and ROI.Amada Fiber Lasers and CNC Press Brakes in Rockford, Illinois: What Aerospace and Precision Fabricators Should Evaluate in 2026
Rockford aerospace shops can use Amada fiber lasers and CNC press brakes to compare new vs. used systems, automation readiness, and fiber laser ROI in 2026.Ermaksan Press Brakes: How U.S. Fabricators Should Evaluate CNC Controls, Crowning, and Automation Before Their Next Capital Purchase
A disciplined capital-planning framework for evaluating Ermaksan Press Brakes, with a focus on Delem DA-series controls, CNC crowning systems, multi-axis backgauges, and automation readiness. Designed for U.S. fabrication leaders modeling risk, ROI, and long-term scalability.Hydmech Saw Preventive Maintenance: Warning Signs, OEM Parts Strategy, and Uptime Planning for Structural and Fab Shops
Hydmech Saw Preventive Maintenance is an uptime strategy for structural and fabrication shops. Learn key warning signs, OEM parts decisions, and service planning steps.Evaluating Used Coil-Fed Roll Forming Lines for Roofing and Architectural Sheet Metal in Charlotte, North Carolina
A practical framework for Charlotte-area managers evaluating used coil-fed roll forming lines, focused on inspection, safety, workflow fit, staged upgrades, and ROI planning.










