Sage Mfg, will now operate as the parent company of Sage Oil Vac, Amarillo Tanks, and the newly launched Amarillo Upfitters, creating a unified organization focused on building innovative products that improve how work gets done across North America.
The formation of Sage Mfg. reflects the company’s continued growth from a single-product manufacturer into a diversified portfolio of businesses serving customers in construction, agriculture, mining, transportation, energy, and industrial markets.
Sage Mfg. continues to expand operations with strategic investments
The launch coincides with a significant investment in the company’s future. Sage Mfg. has opened a new 20-acre headquarters and manufacturing campus in Amarillo, representing an estimated $ 21 million investment in facilities and infrastructure.
“Sage Mfg. represents the next step in our evolution,” said Aaron Sage, CEO of Sage Mfg. and second-generation owner. “We’ve grown beyond the single company my father founded, now becoming a family of businesses that share a common purpose: helping hardworking people do their jobs more efficiently, more safely, and more profitably.”
Founded in 1993 by Gary Sage, Sage Oil Vac manufactures mobile lube equipment and preventive maintenance solutions for fleets and heavy equipment operators worldwide. Known for cleaner, safer, faster, and more efficient fluid exchange systems, Sage Oil Vac continues to innovate equipment maintenance.
Amarillo Tanks, acquired as Willborn Brothers in 2021, manufactures steel tanks and related products for commercial, industrial, and energy applications. The company expanded Sage Mfg.’s manufacturing capabilities while strengthening vertical integration across the organization.
Amarillo Upfitters builds custom work-ready service trucks around the people who use them.
Created to meet growing demand for smarter, safer, and more application-specific service vehicles, Amarillo Upfitters is a new vocational truck upfitting company built for contractors, municipalities, utilities, and fleet operators whose work depends on trucks that perform in the field from day one. It fills a gap in a fragmented market often served by generalist shops and template-driven builds, bringing engineering precision, technician-first design, and hands-on craftsmanship together to create custom service trucks that reduce downtime, improve productivity, and solve operational challenges standard equipment cannot.
“Our goal is to build great companies that solve real-world problems,” Sage said. “Whether we’re developing maintenance equipment, manufacturing tanks, or delivering custom upfitting solutions, we’re focused on building the companies that build what’s next.”
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