Founded as a small family-run business in Long Island City on July 14, 1951, Beardslee Transmission Equipment Co. distributes power-transmission and industrial maintenance supplies to manufacturers and service professionals in the tri-state area and worldwide. Its three Long Island stores support that distribution work with machine-shop services, including made-to-order replacement parts and gears, while experienced staff help customers identify hard-to-match components. Beardslee has been a PTDA member since 1967.
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American Industrial Transmission, IncFamily-owned since 1977, American Industrial Transmission began as a service partner for forklift dealers and has spent more than four decades helping equipment repair facilities keep industrial machinery in operation. The Walton Hills company is known for remanufacturing industrial transmissions for forklifts and related equipment, backed by technical support and detailed testing.WALTON HILLS, OH
H&W Machinery CorpFounded in 1946, third-generation family-owned H&W Machinery is a Queens machine shop that repairs industrial equipment and makes custom, OEM, and hard-to-find replacement parts. Serving operations across the New York and broader Northeast region, the company combines emergency and scheduled repair with reverse-engineering support to help keep machinery running.RICHMOND HILL, NY
Reliable Belting & TransmissionSince 1948, family-owned and operated Reliable Belting & Transmission has helped Toledo-area plants keep motion systems working, fabricating conveyor belting and building or repairing industrial equipment. Its factory-trained technicians provide application assistance, warranty-backed repair testing, and pickup and delivery, with work quoted for approval before it begins.TOLEDO, OH
Holden Machine & FabricationFounded in 1979 by Aaron “Pap” Rice Sr., family-owned Holden Machine & Fabrication in Holden, West Virginia, rebuilds and fabricates power-transmission equipment while supplying industrial customers across the central Appalachian region. The Rice family, including sons Aaron Jr. and James, continues to operate the business as part of a three-company enterprise with five distribution centers, multi-million-dollar inventories, and 24/7 delivery and mobile technical support. Its fabrication facility is equipped for large-scale machining and custom work, including rollers up to 48 inches in diameter and 25 feet long.HOLDEN, WV