MORBARK, LLC
SEGUIN, TX

Morbark, LLC, started its journey in Winn, Michigan, back in 1957 when Norval Morey launched it with just one product-a portable pulp wood debarker. Fast forward to today, and Morbark is a heavyweight in manufacturing for industries as diverse as forestry, recycling, sawmills, and landscaping. Home to about 450 employees working across over a million square feet of production space, the company has grown significantly since its humble beginnings. Morbark’s expertise shines through its innovative designs of heavy equipment that responsibly transform organic materials into valuable products. From tree chippers in various configurations to stump grinders, Morbark's catalog covers a wide spectrum of products tailored for numerous market applications. Strategic growth has been fundamental for the company, highlighted by key acquisitions such as the Boxer® Equipment line in 2012. This move expanded their offerings with compact utility loaders, including trenchers and robust industrial attachment series, helping Morbark strengthen its market position across existing sectors and venture into new ones. The acquisition of Rayco Manufacturing further solidified Morbark’s footprint by bolstering their tree care and industrial equipment lineup. Emphasizing a strong quality policy ensures that customers enjoy products and services that are both reliable and aligned with their needs, delivered consistently without defects. Morbark also prioritizes building future talent through HIRE Education, a program dedicated to honing the skills of high school seniors and college graduates. By focusing on developing local workforce capabilities in areas like engineering and sales, Morbark is committed to enhancing Michigan’s manufacturing landscape. With a robust independent dealer network worldwide, Morbark’s global reach underscores its commitment to excellence and innovation. This strategic foundation, combined with decades of delivering top-notch quality, cements Morbark's status as a preeminent player in the heavy equipment sector.