Allied Locke Industries
Allied-Locke Industries is a U.S. manufacturer of industrial chains and sprockets, serving agricultural, industrial, oil and gas, water treatment, and OEM customers through five divisions and direct sales with a Request a Quote system.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded1965
- HeadquartersDixon, United States
- Headcount51–100
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingHardware or Manufacturing
What Allied Locke Industries does
Allied-Locke Industries is a U.S. manufacturer of industrial chains and sprockets serving agricultural equipment, heavy industrial, oil and gas, water/wastewater treatment, and OEM customers. Founded in 1965 by Robert L. Crowson as Allied Chains in Dixon, Illinois, the company now operates from approximately 845,000 square feet of U.S.-based manufacturing facilities (Plant 1 at 675,000 sq ft and Plant 2 at 90,000 sq ft in Dixon, IL, plus an 80,000 sq ft warehousing and final assembly facility in Union, MS acquired in 2004). The company is privately held, ISO 9001:2015 certified, and carries a Made in America designation.
The business is organized into five divisions — Agricultural Chain, Precision Roller Chain, Industrial Chain, Sprockets, and Environmental Products — collectively offering a broad catalog that includes agricultural roller and pintle chains, engineering class chains (welded steel, bushed roller, drop forged, H-class mill/drag/transfer), precision roller chains in ANSI and British Standard configurations, elevator buckets, wastewater collector and drive chains (including stainless steel and non-metallic options), and compatible sprockets. Proprietary products such as the XDO oilfield chain with shot peening and the NCS720S non-metallic collector chain, combined with an in-house metallurgical lab (fatigue testing per ISO 15654 and ASME B29.26, ultimate tensile strength testing per ISO 606, ASME B29.1, and ASTM E8, and 3D scanning for reverse engineering), support a value proposition centered on durability, customization, and in-house qualification.
The company generates revenue primarily through one-time hardware sales of chains and sprockets, with custom engineering and reverse engineering services available. Pricing is quote-based with no public price list; sales are conducted directly through a Request a Quote (RFQ) system on the corporate website and supported by a regional sales representative network covering the USA, Canada, and Worldwide markets. No marketplace, reseller, or distribution partner channels are used. The customer base is reported to include OEMs, municipal water and wastewater systems, and industrial maintenance teams; no named customer logos or segment-level revenue splits are disclosed.
Allied Locke Industries firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Allied Locke Industries
- Legal name
- Allied-Locke Industries
- Website
- https://alliedlocke.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 1965
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 51–100 employees
- Short description
- Allied-Locke Industries is a U.S. manufacturer of industrial chains and sprockets, serving agricultural, industrial, oil and gas, water treatment, and OEM customers through five divisions and direct sales with a Request a Quote system.
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Allied Locke Industries industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Industrial Chain and Sprocket Manufacturing
- NAICS
- Mining Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing (333131), Turned Product and Screw, Nut, and Bolt Manufacturing (33272)
- SIC
- Construction, Mining & Materials Handling Machinery & Equip (3530), Mining Machinery & Equip (No Oil & Gas Field Mach & Equip) (3532)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Battery Scrap & Recycling Feedstock (Lead-Acid, Li-ion Black Mass Feedstock, NiMH) (IMAKAMAH)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Wear Parts & Consumables (Liners, Mantles, Hammers) (IMAHAMAK), Drill Tools, Bits & Downhole Equipment (IMAHAMAB)
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Where Allied Locke Industries is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Dixon
- HQ country
- United States
- HQ region
- North America
Offices2 records
Markets served
Allied Locke Industries business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Hardware or Manufacturing
- Cost components
- Operations, Supply Chain, Personnel, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales
Revenue model
- Chain and Sprocket Product Sales: Manufacture and sale of industrial chains (agricultural, precision roller, industrial, environmental) and sprockets. Products are sold to OEMs, municipal systems, and maintenance teams for conveyance, lifting, and material transport applications. Revenue is generated through one-time product sales with custom engineering services available.
Go-to-market motion1 record
Distribution channels2 records
Marketing channels3 records
Allied Locke Industries product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Allied-Locke Industries is a U.S. manufacturer of industrial chains and sprockets, operating five divisions: Agricultural Chain, Precision Roller Chain, Industrial (Engineering Class) Chain, Sprockets, and Environmental Products. The company produces hardened steel roller chains, pintle, detachable, T-bar, and T-rod chains, engineering class chains with elevator buckets, corrosion-resistant wastewater treatment chains, and compatible sprockets for OEMs and industrial operators. The company also provides in-house engineering services including custom design, CAD modeling, 3D scanning, fatigue and tensile testing, and metallurgical lab analysis.
Product overview
Allied Locke Industries is a manufacturer of precision roller chains, agricultural chains, industrial chains, environmental products, and sprockets. The company operates five divisions: Agricultural Chain, Precision Roller Chain, Industrial Chain, Sprockets, and Environmental Products. Their product portfolio includes roller chains in various configurations (ANSI, British Standard, Super Series, XDO, Double Capacity, Double Pitch), industrial engineering class chains (welded steel, bushed roller, drop forged, combination, H-class), agricultural chains (pintle, detachable, T-bar, T-rod), elevator buckets, environmental/wastewater treatment chains, and compatible sprockets in multiple styles. The company also offers engineering services including custom design, fatigue and tensile testing, reverse engineering via 3D scanning, and metallurgical lab services. All products are designed to industry, ISO, and ANSI B29.1 standards.
Differentiator
Problem solved
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Products and services
- Agricultural Products Agricultural roller chains, steel pintle chains, T-bar chains, T-rod chains, steel detachable chains, roller chain assemblies, aprons, flights, slats, and attachments manufactured of hardened steel parts to close tolerances, designed for heavy loads and harsh field conditions in combines, forage harvesters, conveyors, spreaders, and balers.
- Industrial Products (Engineering Class Chains and Buckets) Heavy-duty industrial chain and bucket solutions including welded steel chains, SS class bushed steel chains, MSR class bushed roller steel chains, MXS class offset steel drive chains, rivetless drop forged chains, combination chains, H class mill/drag/transfer chains, cast manganese and alloy steel chains, and elevator buckets for grain processing, cement mixing, steelmaking, and mining applications.
- Precision Roller Chains Comprehensive range of precision roller chains including ANSI roller chains, solid bushing/solid roller chains, Super Series, British Standard chains, Double Capacity chains, XDO series chains, Double Pitch roller chains, precision roller chain attachments, nickel plated chains, stainless steel chains, Armor Coat chains, Self-Lube chains, leaf chains, silent chain (inverted tooth), rollerless chains, hollow pin chains, side bow chains, hoist chains, O-ring chains, and chain detachers, designed for conveyance, agriculture, and food processing applications.
- Environmental Products Components for water and wastewater treatment systems, including wastewater collector and drive chains (400 Class Pintle, 700 Class Pintle, SS715/MSS78 stainless steel, NCS720S non-metallic chains) and environmental components such as anchor plates, baffles, chain take-ups, flights, sprockets, and bearings for rectangular clarification systems.
- Sprockets Complete range of sprockets including precision roller chain sprockets, agricultural chain sprockets, engineering class chain sprockets, environmental chain sprockets, and keyless locking devices, available in A, B, and C styles in stainless steel, carbon steel, or cast materials, with ANSI compliance.
- Engineering Services Comprehensive engineering support including custom chain and sprocket design using CAD modeling, fatigue testing per ISO 15654 and ASME B29.26 standards, 3D scanning for reverse engineering, ultimate tensile strength testing per ISO 606, ASME B29.1, and ASTM E8 standards, and in-house metallurgical lab testing including tensile, hardness, fatigue, wear, metallography, and non-destructive testing.
Quantifiable outcome
- Solid bushing/solid roller chain extends wear life by more than 50%
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Companies that use Allied Locke Industries
Customer profileSegments5 records
Ideal customer profiles3 records
Allied Locke Industries technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
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- No
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AI maturity
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Feature8 records
Allied Locke Industries partnerships and signals
Strategic signalScale indicators3 records
Recent moves7 records
Expansion highlights4 records
Allied Locke Industries competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Tsubaki (Tsubakimoto Chain Co.): One of the largest global manufacturers of industrial chains, sprockets, and power transmission products. Directly comparable to Allied-Locke across agricultural, industrial, and precision roller chain categories, with overlapping customer base in material handling, mining, and OEM applications.
- Sedis Group: French manufacturer of industrial chains for material handling, automotive, and conveyor applications. Comparable in industrial and engineering class chain products with similar focus on heavy-duty applications and OEM customers in mining and cement.
- Diamond Chain Company: U.S. manufacturer of roller chain and precision power transmission products, with deep roots in industrial and OEM applications. Directly comparable to Allied-Locke's Precision Roller Chain and Industrial Chain divisions across ag, material handling, and heavy industry.
- Rexnord Corporation (now Regal Rexnord): Major manufacturer of power transmission and motion control products including industrial chains, bearings, and gears. Directly comparable through its chain product line (Diamond Chain heritage) serving mining, industrial, and agricultural OEMs—the same verticals as Allied-Locke.
- Renold plc: UK-based global manufacturer of industrial chains and couplings serving material handling, mining, and industrial OEMs. Comparable product portfolio (roller chain, conveyor chain, leaf chain) and customer verticals to Allied-Locke, with a comparable engineering-driven value proposition.
- Martin Sprocket & Gear: U.S. manufacturer of power transmission components including industrial chains, sprockets, gears, and conveyor products. Closely comparable to Allied-Locke in the Sprockets division and across ag/industrial chain categories, with a similar Made-in-America positioning and broad industrial customer base.
- Daido Kogyo Co., Ltd. (DID Chain): Japanese manufacturer of power transmission chains including industrial roller chain and conveyor chain with global OEM reach. Directly comparable in precision roller chain and industrial chain categories with overlapping customers in material handling and industrial equipment.
Broad incumbents
- Timken (The Timken Company): Large diversified manufacturer of engineered bearings, power transmission components, and industrial motion products including chain products. Comparable as a broader industrial incumbent serving overlapping OEM and industrial customers, though chain is not a primary focus category.
Regional players
- Hangzhou Donghua Chain Industry Co., Ltd. Chinese manufacturer of industrial chains, conveyor chains, and sprockets serving heavy industrial, mining, and agricultural applications globally. Comparable product portfolio and OEM/aftermarket customer base as Allied-Locke but primarily competes on cost in Asia, EMEA, and increasingly in the Americas.
- FB Chain (HKK Chain): European manufacturer of industrial roller chain and leaf chain serving conveyor, elevator, and general industrial markets. Comparable product range and end-use applications as Allied-Locke but primarily serves European markets rather than competing head-to-head in North America.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat5 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights6 records
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Trust signalCompliance2 records
Allied Locke Industries financial estimates
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Allied Locke Industries leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles1 record
Allied Locke Industries funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds
Investors
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Allied Locke Industries M&A and investment
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Frequently asked questions about Allied Locke Industries
What does Allied Locke Industries do?
Allied-Locke Industries is a U.S. manufacturer of industrial chains and sprockets, operating five divisions: Agricultural Chain, Precision Roller Chain, Industrial (Engineering Class) Chain, Sprockets, and Environmental Products. The company produces hardened steel roller chains, pintle, detachable, T-bar, and T-rod chains, engineering class chains with elevator buckets, corrosion-resistant wastewater treatment chains, and compatible sprockets for OEMs and industrial operators. The company also provides in-house engineering services including custom design, CAD modeling, 3D scanning, fatigue and tensile testing, and metallurgical lab analysis.
Is Allied Locke Industries a public or private company?
Allied Locke Industries is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was Allied Locke Industries founded?
Allied Locke Industries was founded in 1965. It employs 51 to 100 people.
Where is Allied Locke Industries based?
Allied Locke Industries is headquartered in Dixon, United States, in the North America region.
How does Allied Locke Industries make money?
One revenue line is on record: chain and Sprocket Product Sales.
Who are Allied Locke Industries's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Tsubaki (Tsubakimoto Chain Co.), Sedis Group, Diamond Chain Company, Rexnord Corporation (now Regal Rexnord), Renold plc, Martin Sprocket & Gear and Daido Kogyo Co., Ltd. (DID Chain). Timken (The Timken Company) is listed as a broad incumbent. Regional players are Hangzhou Donghua Chain Industry Co., Ltd. and FB Chain (HKK Chain).
Does Allied Locke Industries have an API?
No public API is recorded for Allied Locke Industries.
What industry is Allied Locke Industries in?
Allied Locke Industries's product category is Industrial Chain and Sprocket Manufacturing. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMAKAMAH, Battery Scrap & Recycling Feedstock (Lead-Acid, Li-ion Black Mass Feedstock, NiMH), with a secondary code of IMAHAMAK, Wear Parts & Consumables (Liners, Mantles, Hammers). Its NAICS code is 333131 and its SIC code is 3530.