Since 2007, Homer City Automation Inc. has manufactured parts-handling and bulk-material equipment, along with custom-fabricated metal products, from its Pennsylvania operation. The woman-owned company is the exclusive manufacturer of Syntron® parts-handling and automation products and has developed its own American-made Champion Drives® line for bulk handling. Its staff brings more than 100 years of combined experience to equipment built to customer specifications and shipped domestically and worldwide.
B Machine Products, IncFamily-owned and operated in the Mid-Ohio Valley since 1974, B Machine Products makes custom metal and plastic parts for manufacturers nationwide. The Parkersburg machine shop combines CNC machining with manual work and industrial and agricultural repair, serving both small-to-medium production runs and one-off jobs. It is women-owned and operated, WBENC certified, and has provided CNC machining since 1979.PARKERSBURG, WV
Iron City SupplyFrom its Pennsylvania fabrication operations, family-owned Iron City Supply builds heavy-duty conveyors, radial stackers and bulk material handling equipment for mining, recycling, construction and related industries. With more than 40 years of experience, the company pairs custom engineering and plant-layout support with a rotating inventory of used processing equipment, while emphasizing made-in-USA fabrication and average lead times of two to 10 weeks. It serves customers across the United States and internationally.SOMERSET, PA
Keystone Fabricating IncSince Beverly L. Vogt co-founded Keystone Fabricating in 1982, her 100% woman-owned company has grown from its New Jersey beginnings into a Bethlehem manufacturer rooted in the region’s steelmaking heritage. Today, Keystone produces custom sheet-metal parts and assemblies for manufacturers that need anything from a prototype to a sustained production run, with particular experience in pharmaceutical and process equipment.BETHLEHEM, PA
Erie Technical Systems, IncErie Technical Systems grew from founder Rick Sienerth’s garage start-up in 2001 into an Erie, Pennsylvania manufacturer with a 50,000-square-foot facility. Sienerth launched the company after earning patents for FIBC filling machines and processes, later partnering with chemical engineer Tim Porco to deepen its automation expertise. Today, the company develops custom equipment for handling dry solids in industries such as chemicals, food, mining, and plastics.ERIE, PA