Incon Corporation designs and manufactures perlite furnaces, process equipment, and expansion systems from Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania. With more than 40 years in the field and over 300 systems supplied in 40 countries, the company supports installations ranging from stationary plants to portable units used for on-site cryogenic insulation. Incon manufactures the equipment itself rather than expanded perlite, combining custom engineering with service and project support.
Silbrico CorporationSilbrico Corporation has partnered in perlite since 1946, producing expanded perlite and perlite products as well as perlite-processing equipment. Its facilities use proprietary expansion technology to tailor perlite products to customer requirements, and its Hodgkins, Illinois facility also provides metal fabrication.EASTON, PA
L&L Special FurnaceBased just south of Philadelphia, L&L Special Furnace designs and builds industrial furnaces, ovens, kilns, quench tanks and complete heat-treating systems for industrial and laboratory use. The company keeps its engineering and manufacturing in-house at one location, then supports equipment worldwide with startup, repair and parts service. Its longstanding product line spans standard equipment and specially configured systems for demanding thermal applications.ASTON, PA
Blue MBlue M designs and manufactures industrial and laboratory ovens, with standard and engineered-to-order equipment built for demanding thermal processing and testing. Based in New Columbia, Pennsylvania, the company stands out for tailoring safety, clean-room and inert-gas ovens to exact facility and process requirements, including custom Class A units for medical manufacturers. Its support continues beyond the build through installation, calibration, maintenance, retrofits and replacement parts provided by factory-trained technicians.NEW COLUMBIA, PA
SECO/WARWICKSECO/WARWICK designs and builds industrial furnaces and metallurgical systems for heat treatment and vacuum metallurgy, with tailored equipment used across demanding manufacturing industries. The group combines Polish engineering roots in Świebodzin with an American furnace-making tradition in Meadville, where the SECO/WARWICK name has operated since 1984. Since its symbolic formation in 1991, it has delivered thousands of installations worldwide and supports equipment from other manufacturers through international service operations.333994MEADVILLE, PA