Practical engineering and hands-on manufacturing. LHG Industries develops products, builds specialized machines, and helps businesses turn concepts into working equipment.
REALCOW Contract manufacturing
TREADX DOZER Product development & manufacturingWhether you have a new idea, a machine that needs improvement, or a product ready for production, we bring the mechanical, electrical, and manufacturing pieces together. We can also provide firmware and software support when your project needs it.
Turn a real-world problem into a practical design. Develop, build, test, and refine a working prototype with us as your manufacturing partner.
Purpose-built equipment for tasks that off-the-shelf products do not handle well. Robotics, remote control, and electric drive systems built around the application.
A hands-on manufacturing partner for your product. Bring together components, electrical systems, assembly, and testing for repeatable machine production.
Our work spans products developed with partners and machines manufactured for other brands. Each project connects engineering decisions with the realities of building equipment.
A remote-controlled duct-cleaning machine developed for the air-floor ducts in potato storage facilities. A compact tracked platform brings mechanical design, electric drive, and remote operation together.
Mechanical cow training machines built for RealCow Training, including the CowHorse and Cutter platforms. Specialized equipment that brings drive systems, controls, and machine assembly together.
LHG Industries is led by Paul Hale, an electro-mechanical engineer with 15 years of experience as lead engineer at a robotics company. Today, that background supports product development, specialized equipment, and contract manufacturing.
Design and production stay connected. We consider how a machine will be assembled, wired, tested, used, and maintained—not just how it looks on a drawing.
Paul Hale
Founder · LHG Industries
Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina
Start with the task, operating conditions, requirements, and what success should look like. Determine the right scope before committing to a build.
Bring mechanical design and electrical systems together. Use prototypes and testing to learn, solve problems, and improve the design.
Plan assembly, component sourcing, and testing around the finished machine. Move toward production at a scale that fits the project.
Yes. Start with the problem you want to solve and how the equipment needs to work. We can discuss the concept, requirements, and a practical first step toward a prototype.
Yes. Contract manufacturing is part of our work. Share your existing design, prototype, expected quantities, and assembly requirements so we can evaluate the fit.
Yes. Our experience includes tracked platforms, electric drive systems, remote operation, and specialized machines. The application determines the design.
Yes. We can help with firmware and software when your project needs it. Contact us to discuss how the mechanical, electrical, firmware, and software pieces can work together.
We’re open to new ideas and always happy to discuss what’s possible. Have a question, an early concept, a prototype, or a product that needs a manufacturing partner? Contact us using the form below. Tell us what you have in mind—even if you’re still figuring out the details.
LHG Industries · Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina