Sugar Processing Equipment

Silver Engineering Works was born in Denver Colorado in 1934; specializing in the invention and manufacturing of sugar and mining machinery. After success developing a variety of continuous machines, Silver was called on to design and build barges for the South Pacific theatre of WWII. Silver’s name became well known around the globe for producing American quality metal works, engineered products and manufacturing. After decades of growth, innovation, and equipment production, Silver found it’s fate left in the uncertain hands of new management through several foreign and domestic acquisitions. Silver’s shining beacon as an equipment supplier began to wane; to the dismay of people in the U.S. sugar market. The family owned and originated company was almost wiped off the map. 2016 marked the beginning of a new rise from obscurity. Returning to it’s family owned roots, the Applehans family acquired the Silver organization and a new manufacturing facility just miles away from the original Silver building. 2021 marks a year of return to American quality engineered equipment.