Since 1970, Chant Engineering has designed and manufactured custom testing machinery, with a particular reputation for proof-test and reeling equipment used in lifting and rigging. Still operating from its American manufacturing facility in New Britain, Pennsylvania, the company has grown to more than 50 employees and serves customers in over 40 countries. Three generations of the Chant family have been part of the business, which also provides ISO/IEC 17025:2017-accredited calibration and support for testing equipment.
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Link Engineering CompanySince Herbert Link founded it in Detroit in 1935, Link Engineering Company has built its identity around solving difficult testing problems for industry. What began with spring-testing devices grew into a global engineering company known especially for custom testing work and long-standing involvement in developing industry test standards, serving OEMs and suppliers from more than 20 facilities worldwide. Its Plymouth, Michigan operation combines design and manufacturing with testing and support, backed by ISO 9001 and ISO/IEC 17025 accreditations.EAST LIBERTY, OH
Bradley Lifting CorporationFounded in 1972 in Harvey Bradley’s basement, Bradley Lifting Corporation designs and manufactures custom below-the-hook lifting devices for demanding mill-duty material-handling applications. The York, Pennsylvania company has grown from that small engineering business into a manufacturer with its own ISO 9001- and ISO 14001-registered facilities, while continuing to support equipment with inspections, repairs and reconditioning. Its technical staff designs each lifter under licensed professional-engineer supervision, and the company has maintained serialized records for every lifter and spare part it has made or repaired since its founding.YORK, PA
Amick Rigging and RacingSince 1958, family-owned Amick Rigging and Racing has fabricated lifting and rigging equipment in Pittsburgh while also making motorsport safety restraints. Its distinctive reach runs from custom no-touch tools and chain sling assemblies—built and repaired in-house—to the wheel-restraint tether it engineered as NASCAR’s first in 1998. Five certified inspectors with more than 150 years of combined experience support its inspection, testing, repair, and training work.332618CARNEGIE, PA
Applied Test SystemsFounded in 1965, Applied Test Systems designs, engineers, and manufactures materials-testing and process-heating equipment at its Butler, Pennsylvania facility. The company grew from Applied Devices, established by manufacturing engineer Norman L. Carroll, and is known for developing custom equipment for testing requirements that standard products may not meet. Its products serve customers worldwide, with on-site calibration accredited to ISO/IEC 17025.BUTLER, PA