Since 1982, EME Associates has engineered, manufactured, repaired and serviced rotating electrical equipment for power-generation operators and other demanding customers. The Monroeville company stands apart as an independent, engineering-led supplier, having completed more than 4,000 projects and developed patented solutions such as its rotor spider rim-ledge repair and synchronous-condenser conversion concept. Its engineers and field crews take on complex generator, motor and condenser problems at customer sites or in EME facilities.
Huntingdon Electric Motor Service, IncFounded in Pennsylvania in 1969, Huntingdon Electric Motor Service repairs, rebuilds, manufactures and sells electrical apparatus, with particular expertise in industrial motors and generators. Its Huntingdon shop can overhaul motors ranging from 5 to 5,000 horsepower, including equipment dating from the 1890s, while also rebuilding welders as a certified Miller and Lincoln Electric repair facility. HEMS has served as an authorized GE and NECP parts distributor since 1989 and offers 24-hour emergency repair and sales service.HUNTINGDON, PA
Motor Technology, IncFamily-owned since its founding in 1981 by former U.S. Navy electro-mechanical technician Thomas J. Ryan, Motor Technology, Inc. has grown from a five-person shop into a York, Pennsylvania, company with more than 100 employees. For over four decades, MTI has helped industrial customers keep critical equipment operating through electro-mechanical repair and 24/7 emergency field support.YORK, PA
National Electric CoilFounded in 1917 and independently owned, National Electric Coil has spent more than a century focused exclusively on the power-generation industry. From its beginnings servicing West Virginia mines, the company grew into a specialist supporting owners of large high-voltage generators through engineered winding work and outage services. NEC employs more than 400 people and operates facilities in Texas and Ohio, including a Columbus site built around the repair and refurbishment of large rotating electrical equipment.COLUMBUS, OH
HECO IncSince Terrell Hatfield launched HECO in Kalamazoo in 1959, the company has repaired, supplied, and managed electric motors and other rotating equipment for industrial plants. Its distinctive approach starts by asking why a failure happened, then combines shop repair with field service and predictive maintenance to address the root problem rather than simply replace a component. HECO’s Kalamazoo headquarters can handle rotating components and motor testing at unusually large industrial scales, while its regional service centers extend that expertise across the Midwest and Ohio Valley.MIDDLETOWN, OH