Founded in 1974, Burnside Autocyl designs and manufactures custom hydraulic cylinders for mobile equipment and OEM applications from its Irish facility. Its integrated operation takes projects from engineering and rapid prototyping through lifecycle testing and production, with a particular emphasis on customer-specific designs and intelligent position-sensing cylinders. Burnside Autocyl is part of the Burnside group and holds ISO 9001 and ISO 3834-2 certifications.
ISO 9001 Quality System
ISO 3834-2 Welding Standard
RosenboomFounded in 1974 as a tool and die shop by Lary and Viv Rosenboom, Rosenboom now custom-engineers and manufactures hydraulic cylinders for demanding equipment applications. Its engineering team works with OEMs from concept through rollout, while every cylinder is oil tested and supported by robotic welding and in-house inspection. With facilities in Iowa and Ohio, the company also builds complete cylinder assemblies when customers need more than the cylinder itself.BOWLING GREEN, OH
Custom Hoists, IncFounded in 1973, Custom Hoists, Inc. manufactures and supplies mobile hydraulic cylinders, with manufacturing facilities in Ashland, Ohio, and Tianjin, China. The company produces cylinders to customer specifications and serves applications ranging from truck and trailer equipment to refuse and ground-support vehicles.HAYESVILLE, OH
CLB Industries, IncFor more than 35 years, West Seneca’s CLB Industries has designed and built custom hydraulic cylinders for OEM and aftermarket customers, with each unit made to fit its application. The company’s cylinders are 100% tested in its in-house lab, and CLB has developed more than 20 patented custom products while expanding from a local operation into the global marketplace. Its team also provides manufacturing consulting grounded in decades of hands-on industrial experience.WEST SENECA, NY
HUNGER Hydraulik GroupFounded in 1945, HUNGER Hydraulik Group develops and manufactures hydraulic components and complete systems, with a particular focus on custom large and special cylinders. From its origins in Walter Hunger’s postwar forge and first hydraulic truck-tipping plant, the group has grown to 14 companies and about 400 employees worldwide. Its Lohr-based core company produces cylinders up to 4,000 millimeters in diameter and 30 meters long, while specialized coating technologies support demanding applications in environments ranging from offshore projects to hydroelectric construction.