Founded in 1968 by two railroaders, Ronsco has grown from a Canadian rail-parts distributor into a comprehensive railway provider that manufactures freight-car axles, operates a major wheel shop and repairs railcars and locomotives. Its 46-acre repair facility includes a 65,000-square-foot center with eight tracks under one roof, while mobile teams extend service across Canada. Ronsco also supports the industry through North American warehouses carrying more than 7,000 railway components, tools and supplies.
AAR M-1003
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AAR M-1002
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Level 2 NDT Technician Certification
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Certified Aluminum Weld Repairs
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S-401 Brake Shoe and Hand Brake Force Testing
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Transco Rail ServicesTransco Rail Services traces its railcar-repair history back 85 years and has operated as part of Marmon Rail since 2019. Known for bringing certified repair work closer to fleets, the company serves railcar owners, shippers, and railroads through fixed shops and field teams across the United States and Canada.BUFFALO, NY
Curry Rail ServicesAs part of Curry Supply Holdings, Curry Rail Services brings three generations of family ownership dating to 1932 to railroad work rooted in Pennsylvania and Texas. For more than 20 years, its teams have helped keep rail fleets in service through certified freight-car repair and related support for railroad customers nationwide.ALTOONA, PA
Pennsylvania Rail Car CoSince 1983, Pennsylvania Rail Car Co. has supplied and fabricated freight-car repair parts for rail operators across the United States, Canada and Mexico. The Mercer company also manufactures and refurbishes plug and sliding doors, drawing on more than 30 years of boxcar-door experience. Its 40,000-square-foot Mercer facility is AAR M-1000 certified, while a second Pennsylvania plant specializes in plug-door reconditioning.MERCER, PA
Kasgro Rail CorporationSince taking over a New Castle railcar facility in 1993, Kasgro Rail Corporation has designed, built, leased and managed heavy-duty railcars for oversized and high-weight shipments. Its Pennsylvania operation includes more than 50 employees, a repair shop, and an 11-acre manufacturing site, while its fleet management team oversees more than 500 KRL-marked cars across North America. Kasgro is also known for building specialized equipment, including a 36-axle Schnabel car described as the world’s largest railcar.NEW CASTLE, PA