Amsted Rail manufactures railcar undercarriage and end-of-car components and systems, serving freight and transit rail markets. Its roots in the Griffin Wheel Company date to 1877, and the company says its facilities span more than 40 locations across six continents. It is part of privately held, employee-owned Amsted Industries.
UTCRASSince its founding in 1982, UTCRAS has grown from a motor-company extension into a rail-industry supplier with facilities in Pennsylvania and California. Serving operators across the passenger, transit, locomotive, freight and light-rail sectors, the company is known for combining more than 300 years of rail experience among its office and management staff with AAR-certified work. Its Morton headquarters occupies a 144,000-square-foot facility, while its Bakersfield operation extends service across the country.MORTON, PA
A. Stucki CompanySince Swiss engineer Arnold Stucki founded it in 1911, A. Stucki Company has built its identity around solving practical problems in freight rail. The company is best known historically for a roller side-bearing design that became an industry standard, and today it serves rail operators and manufacturers from more than 15 facilities across North America and Brazil.MOON TOWNSHIP, PA
FreightCar AmericaCelebrating 125 years in the rail industry, FreightCar America designs and manufactures purpose-built freight cars at its dedicated facility in Castaños, Mexico. The company is a pure-play railcar manufacturer that works directly with customers to tailor cars for bulk commodities and containerized freight, while also rebuilding and repurposing existing railcars. Its TruTrack™ quality process gives each car a digital manufacturing record, with welders trained and certified through FreightCar America’s own Welding Institute.JOHNSTOWN, PA
Kasgro Rail CorporationSince taking over a New Castle railcar facility in 1993, Kasgro Rail Corporation has designed, built, leased and managed heavy-duty railcars for oversized and high-weight shipments. Its Pennsylvania operation includes more than 50 employees, a repair shop, and an 11-acre manufacturing site, while its fleet management team oversees more than 500 KRL-marked cars across North America. Kasgro is also known for building specialized equipment, including a 36-axle Schnabel car described as the world’s largest railcar.NEW CASTLE, PA