Big Sky Engineering was formed in 1997 with the goal of providing economical automation solutions to the ever-changing packaging industry. Throughout the years the business has grown steadily in Middleton, Wisconsin, and in 2001 moved from a 3,000 sq ft suite to a 5,250 sq ft building and set up an in-house machine shop. 2003 saw a switch in CAD software to a solid modeling program. In 2004, with the staff now at 18 strong, Big Sky had out grown its quarters again and began the search for a new home. In 2005 the business purchased and remodeled a 23,500 square foot facility in Verona, Wisconsin.

Our Products

Big Sky equipment is accurate, durable, reliable and adaptable. All of our machines are built with future retooling in mind. We pick standard, off-the-shelf components whenever possible to simplify maintenance and eliminate machine downtime. If you can think of it, we can build it.

The Team Approach

At Big Sky Engineering, we recruit, acquire, develop and retain the best possible team of employees who are focused on the quality of the equipment we build. Each professional on our team is a carefully chosen individual, bringing to the group a unique set of skills. This strong sense of teamwork allows us to provide superior quality and expertise to our clients.

Superior Project Management

To ensure successful design and manufacturing of your equipment, a skilled project engineer is assigned to your project. This engineer will be the eyes and ears of your project for the following key phases:

• Phase 1: Engineering development
• Phase 2: Manufacturing Release
• Phase 3: Assembly and Debug
• Phase 4: Start-up at your facility

Our commitment to quality begins at a projects inception and carries through long after a machine’s final acceptance.

Services

In addition to our sales and customer service department, we have a full service engineering department operating Autodesk Inventor Software, a complete machine shop and a full assembly and debug department to ensure all machines meet our rigorous quality standards for machine acceptance.