Founded in 1960 as a small infrared-heater manufacturer, Nanuet-based Casso-Solar Technologies now designs custom, turnkey infrared process-heating equipment for industrial manufacturers across North America. Its in-house laboratory helps engineers match wavelength and heat intensity to each customer’s process, with glass processing remaining a specialty developed over more than 50 years. The company supports its American-made systems from design and installation through lifetime maintenance, upgrades, and replacement heaters.
Power Modules IncWith more than 45 years in industrial process heating, Power Modules Inc. designs and fabricates electric heating and temperature-control systems for manufacturers. The Newtown Square company also supplies precision components and supports installed systems through maintenance, repair, engineering, and energy-cost surveys. Its staff brings more than 150 years of combined technical experience, and PMI builds equipment ranging from control panels to large ovens for end users and OEMs.NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA
GH Induction AtmospheresWith more than 40 years of engineering expertise, Rochester-based GH Induction Atmospheres is known for solving demanding industrial heating problems with custom equipment. The company serves manufacturers in fields such as aerospace and automotive, and also provides specialized inductor design, manufacturing and repair support.ROCHESTER, NY
Stelter & BrinckFounded in 1922, Harrison-based Stelter & Brinck designs and manufactures custom industrial process-heating and environmental equipment, including process air heaters and combustion systems. Now a third-generation company, it has grown from a manufacturer’s representative into a full OEM with thousands of units installed worldwide. Its in-house team test-fires and tunes equipment before shipment, while combustion specialists provide global field service and ongoing support.HARRISON, OH
American Process HeatCincinnati-based American Process Heat supplies industrial process heaters and temperature-control components for manufacturing operations across the United States. The family-owned company draws on decades of thermal-process experience and a manufacturing plant that has designed heaters and sensors for more than 50 years. Its on-site technical support includes full-plant thermal mapping and parts-inventory analysis, while its thermocouples use heavier 20-gauge wire for demanding plastics-processing environments.CINCINNATI, OH