Founded in 1985 after a pump manufacturer left Shippensburg, Shipco Pumps designs and manufactures packaged equipment for recovering steam and condensate in boiler systems. Based in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, the privately held company is one of the few remaining U.S. manufacturers that both designs pumps and builds complete units, including custom equipment for tight spaces, retrofit installations, and other job-specific needs. Its pump castings are poured in the United States, and its products are sold through representatives across North America and beyond.
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U.S. Boiler CompanyFrom its Lancaster, Pennsylvania facilities, U.S. Boiler Company designs and manufactures hydronic-heating equipment for homes and commercial buildings, including boilers, radiators and newer electric heating systems. The company employs nearly 300 people from the local community, and its products are designed, engineered and made domestically for exclusive use in North America. U.S. Boiler also operates within a heating heritage its site traces back more than 150 years through its trusted brands, while its Lancaster engineering work now includes air-to-water heat pumps and electric boilers.LANCASTER, PA
Penn Valley Pump Company, IncFounded in 1980, Penn Valley Pump Company manufactures its distinctive Double Disc Pump™ positive-displacement pumps in Warrington, Pennsylvania for moving difficult sludges and slurries. The company began U.S. production in 1984 and makes most components in-house, sourcing the remainder from local suppliers to support its American-made, BABA-compliant manufacturing. Its free-disc design is built to handle solids and debris while running dry without damage, and the company also reconditions and upgrades pumps it originally built.WARRINGTON, PA
Penn Separator CorporationSince 1956, Penn Separator Corporation has manufactured boiler auxiliaries and ASME Code pressure vessels at its Brookville, Pennsylvania shop. The company is especially known for compact blowdown and flash separators that use cyclonic action to separate steam from condensate, and it also builds related heat-recovery equipment and exhaust silencers. Its vessels range up to 96 inches in diameter, while smaller units are built for pressures up to 1,500 psig.BROOKVILLE, PA