New-Seal develops sealing technology based on Externally Pressurized Porous (EPP) gas bearing technology, which has decades of proven use in other industries. The company operates in the Industrial Machinery Manufacturing sector.
Bently BearingsBently Bearings develops externally pressurized porous gas bearings for rotating equipment, adapting air-bearing technology to turbines, compressors, motors and other high-speed machinery. The brand carries forward Don Bently’s pioneering work in rotordynamics and pressurized gas bearings; New Way Air Bearings acquired many remaining Bently Pressurized Bearing Company assets in 2014 and now develops the technology for both new equipment and drop-in retrofits. Its bearings are designed for low-friction operation, high temperatures and reduced reliance on oil systems.ASTON, PA
Eraseal Technologies LLCEraseal Technologies LLC is a Hatfield, Pennsylvania supplier and manufacturer of standard and custom seals, with a particular focus on hydraulic applications. Its sealing systems serve demanding equipment in hydro-electric power, extrusion and forging, and wood manufacturing, including older or worn machinery that requires custom sizing. The company draws on more than 55 years of combined hands-on hydraulic experience and makes seals ranging from very small specialty parts to endless forms up to 100 inches in diameter, with still larger split seals available.339991HATFIELD, PA
New Way Air Bearings, IncFounded in 1994, New Way Air Bearings designs and manufactures modular air bearings built around its Porous Media technology, creating non-contact motion for precision equipment. Based in Aston, Pennsylvania, the company sells to more than 30 countries and also develops custom bearing solutions for applications ranging from semiconductor inspection to aerospace metrology. Its management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.332312ASTON, PA
Automated Industrial Systems (AIS)Since its founding in Erie, Pennsylvania, in 1977, Automated Industrial Systems (AIS) has built its reputation around solving difficult seal-installation problems for manufacturers. The company made its first O-ring installation machine in 1978 and now supports customers worldwide with custom equipment developed by its in-house engineering team. Its machines serve production settings where consistent sealing matters, including automotive, medical, and aerospace manufacturing.ERIE, PA