ONEPAPER Company

Founded in May 2010, ONEPAPER specializes in tissue and soft wipe equipment and comprehensive solutions, focusing on the development of automated production lines and smart factory outputs for industries like sanitary paper and nonwoven fabrics, successfully creating classic case studies for domestic and international companies.

The company has earned numerous honors, ISO certifications, and over 60 patents and 8 software copyrights.

ONEPAPER’s products provide solutions for over 1,000 clients in 50+ countries and regions, with a repurchase rate of 72.8%, and leading sales in the Arab/North Africa region.

Headquartered in Lexington, Kentucky, LBX Company develops, markets, sells, and supports excavators, forestry equipment, and material handlers. First and foremost, our Core Purpose is to build stronger communities. Everything we do is oriented around this passion.

Our corporate success revolves around three key Strategic Anchors. They guide our actions, decisions, and growth.

Strength of Culture

Premium Product and Solutions

Relationship Based

Our Core Values indicate how we behave, with all audiences we interact with. These values are reflected in the actions of all LBX employees.

We are GENUINE: sincere, respectful, and direct

We are AGILE: flexible, proactive, and responsive

We BLEED LINK-BELT RED: engaged and passionate for results

Our History

The history of Link-Belt Earthmoving, Forestry & Material Handling Equipment began long before LBX Company was formed in 1998.

Ewart patented his link-belt chain in 1874, and founded the Ewart Manufacturing Co. In 1880, Ewart founded the Link-Belt Machinery Company, and in 188
1800s
In 1906 the Link-Belt Company was formed in Chicago, Illinois, consolidating the Ewart Manufacturing Co., the Link-Belt Machinery Co., and the Link-Be
1910s
By 1922, Link-Belt Co. introduced a line of crawler mounted crane shovels, forerunners of modern excavators, to complement its line of locomotive cran
1920s
In 1936 Link-Belt introduced power hydraulic controls, later known as Speed-O-Matic controls, which made all other systems obsolete and became the sta
1930s
Link-Belt Speeder introduced many design innovations during this period. In 1949, the revolutionary full-function design was introduced, and in combin
1940s
In 1967, the FMC Corporation purchased the Link-Belt Company. The subsidiary, Link-Belt Speeder, was spun off ,and it became the Construction Equipmen
1960s
In 1986, the Link-Belt Construction Equipment Co. was formed as a joint venture between FMC Corporation and Sumitomo Heavy Industries. This formalized
1980s
Finally, in 1998, the excavator division of Link-Belt Construction Equipment Co. formed a new company, LBX Company LLC. LBX Company, headquartered in
1990s
In July of 2006 LBX constructed their new world headquarters that hosts their corporate offices, an engineering facility for both development and test
2000s
In 2010, Sumitomo (S.H.I.) Construction Machinery Company acquired full ownership of LBX Company. Continuing our tradition of innovation, in 2011 LBX
2010s
This was followed by the 40 Series, a full offering of purpose-built forestry machines for building access roads, harvesting timber and processing log
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Social Responsibility

Zoomlion believes that the purpose of business is not only to maximize profit, but also to promote social responsibility and development of civilization. Whether in helping in reconstruction following floods, droughts, snow, earthquakes and other natural disasters, or helping students complete their education and better their lives, Zoomlion is dedicated to fulfilling social responsibility with definitive action.