Global Business

Martin Engineering has been active in the pursuit of international business since 1950. The network of Martin Engineering Business Units reaches around the globe to serve industrialized and developing nations through representatives, distributors, licensees, and subsidiaries. Global Business Units are led by Managing Directors.

Mark Huhn
Managing Director
Martin Engineering USA
Michael Hengl
Managing Director
Martin Engineering Europe
Alvaro Chacon
Managing Director
Martin Engineering Mexico

Hannes Kotze
Managing Director
Martin Engineering South Africa
Javier Schmal
Managing Director
Martin Engineering Brazil

Diky Trisna
General Manager
Martin Engineering Indonesia
Zhimin (Eric) Zheng
Managing Director
Martin Engineering China

Members of this international network include the following subsidiaries, operating partners, and licensees/distributors:
  • Martin Engineering GmbH, Walluf, Germany
  • Martin Engineering SARL, Colmar, France
  • Martin Engineering Limited, Nottingham, United Kingdom
  • Martin Engineering Ith. Itr. ve Tic.Imalat. Ltd. Sti., Istanbul, Turkey
  • Martin Engineering S. de R.L. de C.V., Chihuahua, Mexico
  • Martin Engineering Ltda., Campinas, Brazil
  • PT Martin Supra Engineering, Jakarta, Indonesia
  • Martin Engineering Japan, Ltd, Tokyo, Japan
  • Martin Engineering China, Kunshan, China
  • Martin Bulk Handling Solution, Pty. Ltd., Witbank, South Africa
  • Engineered Services and Supplies, Currumbin, Australia

In North America, a network of factory-direct representatives and authorized dealers and distributors are responsible for providing customers personalized services.

Vibration Systems and Services, a subsidiary in Marine City, Michigan, is focused on application of "new generation" pneumatic and electric vibrators and vibratory conveying systems to improve material handling and plant efficiency.

Martin Engineering Projects Group Offices in Bothell, Washington and Butler, Pennsylvania offer a specialized focus on the development of Leading Edge Conveyor Technology projects in the material-handling industries.