Since its founding in 1971, Mauell Corporation has built its reputation around understanding how mission-critical control rooms work. Based in Dillsburg, Pennsylvania, the company now designs and builds custom environments for operators in fields such as utilities and transportation, carrying projects from early planning through installation and support. Its history includes pioneering the use of a video wall in a utility control room and developing the Xomnium platform.
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Sustema IncSince its founding in 1996 as a systems integrator, Sustema has become known for shaping workspaces around the demanding routines of mission-critical operations. The company designs and builds custom control-room consoles for organizations such as emergency communications centers, utilities and transportation operators, supporting projects from initial planning through installation.NEW YORK, NY
M-Tech Control CorpM-Tech Control began in a small garage in 1997 and has grown into a veteran-owned Pennsylvania manufacturer with a 25,000-square-foot facility. The company is known for working closely with OEM customers as a design and manufacturing partner, supporting projects from initial concept through finished electrical control panels. Its UL-approved shop applies more than 100 quality-control checkpoints to each build.SINKING SPRING, PA
Black BoxFounded in 1976 as Expandor, Black Box develops digital infrastructure technology and integrated IT solutions for mission-critical operations, with a particular focus on control rooms and smart manufacturing environments. Its product business includes control-room platforms such as Emerald IP KVM, alongside the connectivity and infrastructure systems that link operators, machines, and enterprise networks. Black Box now operates globally with more than 3,600 professionals, serving customers across 35-plus countries and six continents.334118LAWRENCE, PA
Columbus Controls, IncFounded in 1981 by Gary E. Hanold, Columbus Controls builds custom industrial control panels and fabricated control systems in Columbus, Ohio. The company has grown from a 1,500-square-foot Westerville shop into its own expanded facility, bringing more than four decades in business and over 100 years of combined team experience to applications ranging from data centers to automotive and oil and gas. Columbus Controls is also a UL 508A certified shop, with related expertise in MCC modifications and custom control-panel components.COLUMBUS, OH