Orttech

Address
32425 Aurora Rd.
Solon
OH, 44139 2821
United States
Phone: 1 440 498 7458
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Orttech is comprised of Orttech, Inc. and Orttech, Ltd. Both are located at 32425 Aurora Rd. in Solon , OH , USA . Orttech is the exclusive distributor of Ortlinghaus products in North America . Orttech is a family owned business that was started in 1978. In 1994 Orttech purchased the Peters Industrial Clutch (P.I.C.) company who had previously held the exclusive rights to distribute Ortlinghaus products in Canada.

Orttech provides Value Added Engineered Solutions for Power Transmission applications. We have over a half a dozen engineers on staff ready to help you come up with the best solution to solve a Power Transmission application. Some of our engineers are Licensed Professional Engineers (P.E.). We sell Orttech designed conversion kits that include Ortlinghaus products around the world for new applications. We eagerly await the challenge of providing you with the best solution for your difficult applications.

Orttech is a stocking distributor with over $2MM worth of spare parts as well complete units. We provide same day shipping of spare parts as well complete units as needed. We also have a first class customer service center staffed by fully trained sales administrators that are eager to help you.

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