Custom bulk material handling equipment and systems for packaging and processing
National Bulk Equipment manufactures and installs integrated material-handling systems for dry and liquid bulk processing. The tech stack reveals a manufacturing-first operation: SolidWorks, AutoCAD, and Siemens PLCs dominate design and control, paired with Allen-Bradley industrial hardware and UL-certified panel construction. Recent hiring acceleration in engineering and marketing, combined with active projects around campaign dashboards and data reporting, suggests NBE is tightening its go-to-market operations and internal visibility—a deliberate shift toward scaled sales and operations support.
National Bulk Equipment designs, manufactures, and installs bulk material handling systems across the full packaging and processing lifecycle: upstream discharge and storage, midstream conveying and processing, and downstream finished-product packaging. The company serves CPG producers, contract packagers, contract manufacturers, and OEMs. NBE's model is project-based, built on engineer-to-application delivery: customers define requirements, NBE designs and builds custom systems rather than offering off-the-shelf machines. The company operates from Holland, Michigan, with 201–500 employees and active operations across the United States.
SolidWorks, SolidWorks Simulation, AutoCAD, AutoCAD Electrical, and Inventor for design. Siemens PLC, Allen-Bradley controllers, and HMI systems for control logic and industrial automation.
Domo, Power BI, and Tableau for analytics and dashboards. Google Analytics for web tracking. Asana, Monday.com, and Basecamp for internal project and task management.
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