It didn’t take a great leap of the imagination to convert its farming sprayers into paint delivery machines.Īnd so began the company’s growth into the air-powered machine-manufacturing behemoth it is today.
Now known as Campbell Hausfeld, the company began its first venture into pneumatics in 1940, building the Pressure King Air Compressor. Combining Hausfeld’s knowledge of precision manufacture with Campbell’s intuition for product development - together they created spraying units for delivering fertilizers, weed killers, and insecticides onto farming land. Hausfeld owned Ohio Pattern Works - an advanced (for its time) metal-casting business. However, it was a partnership with local entrepreneur Joseph Hausfeld that began the pathway to pneumatic success. Throughout the 19th Century, the company grew in size, being led by a pursuit of innovation - including the highly successful Campbell Corn Drill. Operating out of Harrison, Ohio - Campbell Hausfeld offers a complete range of pneumatic tools and equipment, including compressors, sandblasters, nail guns, tire inflators, and of course, paint sprayers.įounded in 1836 by Alexander Campbell as the Campbell Manufacturing Company, the business originally concentrated on the build and retail of farm equipment - including wagons, plows, cultivators, and harrows - far removed from the products which have made it famous today.
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