Bloom Engineering

Headquarters

Pleasant Hills, PA

Founded in Pittsburgh in 1934, Bloom Engineering designs and manufactures industrial burners and combustion systems for high-temperature industrial and process heating. The company has built its business around custom furnace combustion engineering, with a focus on low-emissions performance and fuel flexibility, and operates an Engineering and R&D Center of Competence at its Charleroi, Pennsylvania headquarters. Bloom joined Wabtec in December 2024 and serves customers through subsidiaries in Germany, India, and China.

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