Confidence Through Growth
Founded in 1969 as a manufacturer of metal hose assemblies, what has guided us from the start is a continuous commitment to improving the ways we serve our customers. Today, MFC manufactures over 6,500 custom parts across five manufacturing locations, positioning us as a complete supplier of fluid conveyance products for customers across North America.
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Guided by a leadership team committed to excellence and backed by seasoned professionals with long histories in fluid conveyance and diverse manufacturing environments, we offer unmatched insight into the market and a deep understanding of the challenges being faced by our customers. We’ve walked in their shoes. Committed to driving the industry through unparalleled customer service and continuous innovation, we aim to do better and be better every day in pursuit of client satisfaction.
Will Stewart
Chief Executive Officer
Andy Larsen
President
Maureen Herzog
Director, Finance and Human Resource
Mike Martin
Director, Manufacturing and Quality
Mike Thull
Director, Procurement and Customer Support
Our History
We’re proud of our past and excited for our future. We hope you will join us for our journey ahead.
1969
Minnesota Flexible Corporation founded as a fabricator of metal hose assemblies in Minnetonka, MN.
1993
Business moves into a new facility in St. Paul, MN.
2006
MFC acquires Midwest Hydraline which adds two fabrication facilities in Galesburg and Peoria, IL.
2008
MFC opens a second facility in Grand Rapids, MN to help support its growing hydraulic hose business.
2010
MFC purchases bending, forming, and brazing equipment to launch its Formed Tubing Division.
2013
MFC acquires General Rubber Company which adds facilities in Milwaukee and Appleton, WI.
2015
Because of continued growth, MFC moves its headquarters to a larger facility in South St. Paul, MN.
2019
MFC moves into a new Menomonee Falls facility nearly doubling its footprint in Wisconsin.
2023
MFC expands its South St. Paul plant to establish a dedicated hydraulic assembly facility.
2024
MFC invests significantly in automation equipment to greatly expand formed tubing capabilities and capacity
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