Magneto Movement is a motion-control company built around AM Equipment, Dumore, and Grove Die Casting. Its family of brands includes AM Equipment, founded in 1953 and known for U.S.-made specialty wiper systems, and Dumore, whose product-making tradition spans more than 100 years. The group serves original equipment manufacturers, distributors, and end users worldwide, with production capacity exceeding 100,000 square feet.
Weber Knapp CoLocally owned and operated in Jamestown, Weber Knapp Co. has been part of the community’s manufacturing story since its incorporation in 1909. With more than a century of adapting its shop to changing industries, the company now develops motion-control hardware for manufacturers whose products need controlled, durable movement. Its in-house engineering and production teams carry projects from early concepts through finished components at facilities in Western New York and Taiwan.JAMESTOWN, NY
Velocity Magnetics, IncWhat began in Domenic Marzano’s garage in 1998 is now a New Castle manufacturer of permanent-magnetic, frictionless motion-control systems for amusement rides and people movers. Its 45,000-square-foot facility employs 28 people and includes full-scale test beds, where the company builds and tests launch and braking systems used by attractions including Dollywood’s Lightning Rod. Velocity Magnetics also provides 3D engineering and product-development services for specialized motion-control applications.NEW CASTLE, PA
MagnetekFor more than 30 years, Magnetek has developed digital power and motion-control systems for cranes, hoists, elevators, mining equipment and other demanding applications. The brand is particularly associated with variable-frequency and wireless controls for overhead cranes, alongside engineered automation and energy-efficient motion solutions. Magnetek operates four ISO 9001:2015-certified research and manufacturing facilities in North America and employs approximately 350 people.BRIDGEVILLE, PA
Motion & Control Enterprises (MCE)Motion & Control Enterprises traces its roots to 1951, when Wayne G. Ritter founded Ritter Engineering in Pittsburgh; the company later became RitterTech before MCE was formed as its parent in 2018. From its Zelienople headquarters, MCE brings together specialized industrial businesses to support American manufacturers with technical distribution, engineering, and repair services.ZELIENOPLE, PA