Since 1980, Hindley Electronics has manufactured replacement electronic controls and parts for construction equipment, with a particular focus on mobile elevating work platforms and aerial lifts. Based in Bowling Green, Ohio, the company also repairs and rebuilds controllers and develops custom control solutions for equipment manufacturers and end users. Its parts and repairs carry a one-year warranty, and its warehouse stocks thousands of cross-referenced components.
RSW Technologies, LLCFounded in Ohio, RSW Technologies repairs industrial electronics and control systems while upgrading and servicing the machinery that keeps manufacturing lines running. The Northwood company combines in-house repairs with on-site troubleshooting, including support for obsolete equipment and hard-to-find components. RSW says it has more than 40 years of experience, has supported over 3,500 manufacturers, and backs each repair with a one-year warranty.ROSSFORD, OH
Apex Control Systems, IncApex Control Systems, Inc. manufactures industrial electrical controls and has served customers since its establishment in 1992. Based in Sebring, Ohio, the company creates control designs and builds to customer drawings and specifications, while also repairing and rebuilding industrial equipment.SEBRING, OH
Hoover Instrument Service, IncIncorporated in Ohio in 1947, family-owned Hoover Instrument Service supplies motor controls and industrial components while building custom control panels for pump, water and wastewater applications. The Mansfield company is also a UL508A-certified panel fabricator and operates a repair, calibration and certification lab for handheld test and measurement equipment. It has remained at its current Mansfield location since 1968 and carries Military Cage Code 21032.MANSFIELD, OH
OPS Controls, IncSince 2003, Carey, Ohio-based OPS Controls has engineered and manufactured electrical control systems for mobile equipment, taking OEM projects from concept through production and support. Its work spans custom wire harnesses and CAN-based controls, with a distinctive emphasis on wireless remote systems and an onsite S.C.O.P.E. Starter Kit that lets OEMs configure their own radio and keypad controls. The company also digitally tests its U.S.-made harnesses and uses the QT9 quality-management system to track production issues and customer requests.CAREY, OH