With its beginnings going back to 1906, 1918 marks the year that Randall Graphite, Inc. became a Delaware corporation doing business in Chicago, Illinois.

In 1949 Randall purchased the assets of Shook Bronze in Lima, Ohio and moved all manufacturing from Chicago to Lima. The name of the company was changed to Randall Graphite Bearings, Inc. This move provided Randall with a sand and centrifugal foundry and another growth period followed.

In 1965 the name was changed to Randall Bearings, Inc., as it is known today. Randall remained a strong force in the bronze bearing industry throughout the 1970s and continued to grow and prosper.

Through the 1990s Randall transitioned over to a mainly all CNC machining facility, exclusively in Lima, Ohio. Randall settled into a 90,000 square foot manufacturing and distribution center that also housed the corporate offices.

In 2006, Randall opened a state-of-the-art machining facility in Coldwater, Ohio. This additional facility was designed to complement Lima’s capabilities by specializing in the "fluid power motion industries."

May 20, 2009, Randall Bearings became ISO 9001:2008 certified adding to its already understood recognition as a world-class machining facility.

In 2012, Randall again expanded its manufacturing capacities in Lima and Coldwater in response to several significant growth opportunities.