| P O Box 548 1811 West 2nd Webster City, IA 50595 Phone (515) 832-2832 Fax (515) 832-1274 |
Mertz Engineering was started in the 1940's by Harry J. Mertz at 1024 Bank Street Webster City, Iowa. The business
manufactures metal and plastic parts per customer specifications. The business was moved in the 1950's to 700 Union Street,
where Harry added an addition to an existing building at that location. In 1968, Harry's son
Robert E. Mertz purchased the business from his father. Robert further expanded the facilities
at Union Street with another addition to the main building and a warehouse on adjoining
property in the early 1970's. Around 1975, the old Zitterell-Mills building on Prospect Street
was needed to further house the continued growth of Mertz Engineering
and it's sister corporation Muti-Line Fluid Power.In 1979 Mertz Engineering was
incorporated under the name Mertz Machine and Engineering. In 1992
it was determined that with the growth, the two corporations needed a larger location that would allow all
all production to be under one roof. The businesses moved into there present location at 1811 West Second
Street Webster City, IA in 1993.
In 1997 , a powder coat painting
facility was added to paint cylinders produced by
Multi-Line and also do custom painting jobs from outside.
Then in the summer of 2004 Robert Mertz sold his interests in the companies to Chris Anderson. Who has insured us, that the
customers are still the first priority, and will strive to deal with each one fairly and promptly on any and all matters. Customers of
the two businesses range from manufacturers of athletic equipment, tire changers, loaders, cranes food machines, solid waste
equipment and various farm equipment. The market area is mainly in the continental United States with the majority of
customers in Iowa and the surrounding states.
manufactures metal and plastic parts per customer specifications. The business was moved in the 1950's to 700 Union Street,
where Harry added an addition to an existing building at that location. In 1968, Harry's son
Robert E. Mertz purchased the business from his father. Robert further expanded the facilities
at Union Street with another addition to the main building and a warehouse on adjoining
property in the early 1970's. Around 1975, the old Zitterell-Mills building on Prospect Street
was needed to further house the continued growth of Mertz Engineering
and it's sister corporation Muti-Line Fluid Power.In 1979 Mertz Engineering was
incorporated under the name Mertz Machine and Engineering. In 1992
it was determined that with the growth, the two corporations needed a larger location that would allow all
all production to be under one roof. The businesses moved into there present location at 1811 West Second
Street Webster City, IA in 1993.
In 1997 , a powder coat painting
facility was added to paint cylinders produced by
Multi-Line and also do custom painting jobs from outside.
Then in the summer of 2004 Robert Mertz sold his interests in the companies to Chris Anderson. Who has insured us, that the
customers are still the first priority, and will strive to deal with each one fairly and promptly on any and all matters. Customers of
the two businesses range from manufacturers of athletic equipment, tire changers, loaders, cranes food machines, solid waste
equipment and various farm equipment. The market area is mainly in the continental United States with the majority of
customers in Iowa and the surrounding states.
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