Since 1987, Bradenton-based Advance Controls, Inc. has manufactured industrial control products and built custom control panels for electrical and HVAC applications. Known as ACI Controls, the company also developed the patented IBYSS inverter bypass safety switch and serves customers nationwide with its in-house industrial controls expertise.
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Columbus Controls, IncFounded in 1981 by Gary E. Hanold, Columbus Controls builds custom industrial control panels and fabricated control systems in Columbus, Ohio. The company has grown from a 1,500-square-foot Westerville shop into its own expanded facility, bringing more than four decades in business and over 100 years of combined team experience to applications ranging from data centers to automotive and oil and gas. Columbus Controls is also a UL 508A certified shop, with related expertise in MCC modifications and custom control-panel components.COLUMBUS, OH
Auto-Tronic Control CoEstablished in 1946, Auto-Tronic Control Co. is a Perrysburg manufacturer known for handling unusual industrial control needs under one roof. Its 28,000-square-foot facility supports custom control panels for regulated industries and manufacturers across North America and Europe, with the company fabricating enclosures in-house so systems arrive ready for installation.NORTHWOOD, OH
Allied CircuitsFounded in Lancaster in 1987, Allied Circuits builds custom industrial control panels and delivers automation and system-integration work from its Buffalo facility. The company has been under its current ownership since 2008 and now employs more than 45 people with over a century of combined electrical and controls experience. Allied Circuits is a UL 508A hazardous-location-certified panel shop supporting OEMs and end users across Western New York, North America, and international installations.LANCASTER, NY
Control Chief CorporationSince 1971, Control Chief Corporation has manufactured industrial wireless remote controls for locomotives, cranes and other equipment from its single facility in Bradford, Pennsylvania. The nearly 50-person company researches, designs, produces and sells its products in the United States, with custom engineering available for unusual operating conditions and equipment. Its locomotive systems are built around operator safety and feedback, while its Raymote infrared technology provides an alternative where radio interference is a concern.BRADFORD, PA