Founded in Butler, Pennsylvania, in 1988, BWI Eagle built its reputation by making coal-mining operations safer with rugged conveyor monitoring technology. The company later expanded into tailored wireless controls for demanding industrial settings and became part of Cattron in 2023, retaining its problem-solving focus while gaining a broader global reach.
CattronFounded in 1946 as the first authorized Motorola radio service station in Ohio’s Mahoning Valley, Cattron now makes control technology for industrial equipment, locomotives and remote assets. The Warren-based manufacturer combines wireless remote control with engine management and cloud monitoring, with its locomotive systems tracing back to a pioneering 1977 railyard application. Cattron operates manufacturing facilities in Ohio and the Czech Republic, supporting more than 350 employees and customers in over 50 countries.WARREN, OH
BenshawSince its founding in 1983, Benshaw has built its identity around solving difficult motor-control problems for industries where equipment must keep running in harsh conditions. Headquartered in Pittsburgh, the company serves the NEMA market through a U.S. research and manufacturing hub, with more than 40 years of experience supporting industrial customers worldwide. Its ISO-certified operations also include a Canadian facility focused on custom control panels.PITTSBURGH, PA
Power Pack Conveyor CompanySince Earl Henry Ensinger founded it in 1929 as a coal-equipment repair shop in Collinwood, Ohio, Power Pack Conveyor Company has grown into a long-standing manufacturer rooted in hands-on engineering and craftsmanship. Its Willoughby operation now occupies a 48,000-square-foot factory, where the company builds conveyor systems and supports customers with in-house manufacturing and direct technical help.WILLOUGHBY, OH
RFHeroFor 25 years, RFHero has operated as Nichols Electronics, developing a practical wireless-controls business from its early work with mining and metalworking customers. Based in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, the company now supports industrial customers across the Americas and Europe, with more than 10,000 remote controls in service worldwide.GREENSBURG, PA