Founded in 1920 as a coal company, Penn Machine Company grew from making replacement parts for coal-mining equipment into a western Pennsylvania manufacturer and supplier of heavy-duty OEM and aftermarket components. Its Transit, Locomotive, and Industrial/Mining divisions serve rail and heavy-industry customers, with the company also rebuilding transit gearboxes and wheelsets. Penn Machine is part of The Marmon Group, a Berkshire Hathaway company.
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Jefferson Machine CompanyJefferson Machine Company is a heavy-equipment and crane-parts manufacturer and machine shop in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1939 and employing more than 50 people, it supports current and legacy equipment with replacement-part manufacturing and machine-shop work. The company also provides 24/7 on-site repair service.PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA
Marwood Machine Company IncEstablished in 1977 by Frank Crimbchin after experience ranging from heavy-metal manufacturing to work on the first lunar camera, Marwood Machine Company builds and fabricates custom machinery and industrial components in Cabot, Pennsylvania. The company is particularly known for rebuilding and retrofitting worn or damaged equipment, while its substantial shop can handle pieces weighing up to 15 tons. Its work has ranged from gas-well bailing rigs to ultra-high-vacuum chambers and very small vacuum-industry screws.CABOT, PA
Nearhoof Machine IncFounded in 1971, Nearhoof Machine is an Osceola Mills, Pennsylvania precision machine shop producing CNC-machined parts for short- and long-run work. Its history is closely tied to the region’s coal industry, and the company still repairs and rebuilds heavy-equipment parts alongside hydraulic cylinders. Nearhoof operates from a 42,000-square-foot facility on a 77-acre industrial site and brings machining, electrical repair, and dynamic balancing capabilities under one roof.OSCEOLA MILLS, PA
Pennsy CorporationFounded in 1984 by railroad veteran John Rudibaugh, West Chester’s privately held Pennsy Corporation engineers and supplies components and custom parts for the freight-rail industry. Its engineers work directly with railroads and freight-car builders to address specific equipment problems, combining polymer and metal designs with in-house prototyping, testing, and field evaluation. Pennsy is particularly known for its lightweight rerailer, which weighs under 100 pounds per unit and brings a traditionally heavy safety tool within a two-person lifting limit.WEST CHESTER, PA