Our story begins in 1971, when Norwalt first opened its doors, and spans five decades. From day one, we’ve crafted machines of exceptional quality, provided our customers with superior service, and continued to innovate with cutting-edge components.
Our years of experience and growth have allowed us to become the preferred and trusted resource for elite automation machinery, of which we are very proud. From design to build, we push limits and break barriers to deliver the most efficient – and innovative – solutions possible.
Our Leadership Team.
Mike Seitel
Chairman/President
Herbie Hoos
Executive Director of Manufacturing
Keith Harman
Executive Director of Business Development
Donna Collura
Executive Director of Finance
Over Five Decades of Excellence in Automation
Division Management
Matthew Seitel
Director of Operations
Matthew Seitel
Director of Operations
Kyle Seitel
Technical Operations Manager
Kyle Seitel
Technical Operations Manager
Trevor Seitel
Digital Print Manager
The Norwalt Advantage.
High-quality machinery
All our machines undergo rigorous testing and quality checks to ensure you get the very best product.
Proactive design improvements
Many times, clients come to us with a product that looks great but is unsuitable for high-speed automation. When this is the case, we’ll work with you to improve the design and make your product ideal for mass production.
Superior service and support
We’re the team that’s easy to reach —period.
Comprehensive capabilities
From in the mold to out the door, if it involves high-speed automation, we do it all. More importantly, we do it right.
Highly skilled with “real world” parts
We’re sometimes given pre-molded parts that are deformed due to external processes, packing, etc. We know how to work with these inconsistencies and change the outcome.
Backed by industry-leading patents
We have several patented products and technologies that provide our clients with a competitive edge.
NJ Manufacturer of the Year Award
We worked tirelessly thru the pandemic to deliver automation machinery for Covid Test Kits and the vaccine.
28th New Jersey Family Business of the Year Award
Rothman Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship recognized our dedication to innovation, community involvement, and future vision.
Norwalt Automation: Precision High-Speed Assembly Since 1971
We were honored by this prestigious institution as one of the Fastest Growing Companies.
Careers are built here.
Commited to sustainability
We work diligently to reduce our own carbon footprint and, in turn, our clients’ footprints. From our facility to our machines, we strive to reduce energy usage in everything we do. While we build our machines in the United States, we’re also proud to help build a better world.
Constructing a better community
We are honored to host an apprenticeship program where participants gain hands-on experience in our facility. In addition, we sponsor various college projects for engineering and business. We also continually mentor and support robotics teams to help plant the seeds for future innovation and success.
Cutting-edge innovation
Tools such as machine learning and artificial intelligence, or develop our own custom solutions, so we can help our clients stay ahead of industry demands.
We’re Fast-paced.
We build on each other’s momentum to set the pace for high-speed machinery.
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