In business since 1966, SMETCO's staff of designers, fabricators, machinists, and sales professionals build systems that cut handling time and speed up production for material handling applications.

SMETCO Pallet Repair and Sorting Equipment is designed and built by experts to meet specific pallet handling needs.  Each machine is computer designed by our in-house design staff.  We use 3D models to assure fit, form, and function of each system.  These advanced engineering practices allow SMETCO to custom-build each machine to the exact specifications of each customer.

Strength, reliability and longevity of service are hallmarks of the SMETCO product line.  SMETCO offers the highest quality equipment, technical support, and customer service.

SMETCO will help your business cut labor requirements, speed up your production process and cut your pallet and material handling costs.

Product Line

Pallet Sorting Systems
Pallet Repair Systems
Pallet Stackers
Pallet Dispensers
Pallet Upenders
Pallet Stack Turners
Band Saw Dismantlers
Lead Board Removers
Pallet Platers

Pallet Lumber Trim Saws
Pallet Stringer Notchers
Board Splicers
Pallet Repair Tools
Scissor Lifts
Panel Saw Feeders
Tilt Hoists
Pallet Lumber Turntables

These components can be combined into complete repair and sorting systems.

Industries Served by SMETCO

Value Added Services

Systems built by SMETCO are custom designed to your specific application.
System layout and design service assistance is available.
SMETCO products are built and tested at our facility before shipping.
SMETCO after-the-sale service includes:
Troubleshooting at your location by factory trained technicians.
Programming.
An extensive spare parts inventory ... for overnight delivery.
SMETCO systems have a 40 year proven track record of success.  Call for a list of references in your industry.

Locations

In early 2004, SMETCO completed expansion of its primary facility to consolidate all manufacturing, design, operations, and worldwide sales headquarters into one state-of-the-art site.  The expanded main facility is conveniently located in the historic community of Aurora, Oregon approximately 25 miles south of downtown Portland along the Interstate 5 corridor.  Founded in 1856, the arts community of Aurora has stayed virtually the same size today.  Aurora's thriving historic district consists of sixteen antique shops and the five-building Old Aurora Colony Museum Complex.