Scott Industrial Systems Acquires Automated Engineered Solutions (AES), Expanding Automation and Engineering Capabilities 

A picture of an automation factory in Oberlin, Ohio.

Scott Industrial Systems announces the acquisition of Automated Engineered Solutions (AES), a dynamic automation company headquartered in Oberlin, Ohio. This strategic move marks a significant milestone in Scott’s continued growth, deepening its expertise in industrial automation, custom machinery, and advanced engineering solutions.

AES brings over three decades of experience delivering tailored automation systems across a broad range of industries. The team, known for its innovation and technical strength, remains fully intact.

“AES is a natural fit for the Scott family,” said Bruce Henrey, Vice President of Sales for Scott Industrial Systems. “Their expertise in high-production machine tending and custom automation allows us to diversify our offerings while staying focused on delivering exceptional value and precision-engineered solutions to our customers.”

AES Capabilities Include:

Machine tending automation
Assembly and test equipment
Automated inspection systems
Specialty machinery for forming, drilling, milling, tapping, and flaring
Machine recontrols and rebuilds
Custom gaging and work holding fixtures
Electrical controls and mechanical design support
Reverse engineering and part manufacturing for obsolete components
Clean-room-ready solutions for pharmaceutical applications

AES enhances SCOTT’s technical bench with a talented team that includes mechanical and electrical design engineers, journeyman tool & die makers, an automation electrician, and a seasoned purchasing agent.

This acquisition represents more than an expansion — it’s a shared commitment to innovation, customer service, and long-term industry leadership.

Welcome to the AES team, soon to be part of Scott Automation. 
Together, we’re building what’s next.

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