Splice One, Inc. develops and supplies cable-splicing products and maintenance solutions for the mining industry. The company says it has focused on improving existing products and practices and developing new technologies and techniques for 27 years, and also provides site-specific splicing demonstrations and individual product-application and cable-maintenance training.
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TJB IncorporatedTJB Incorporated has made industrial cable couplers in North Ridgeville, Ohio, since Ted Brenner founded the company in 1970 after designing the first 7.5KV, 500-amp cable coupler in 1957. Its couplers are used most heavily in mining, where TJB’s no-thread connection and PTFE insulation were developed to reduce maintenance and the downtime caused by harsh operating conditions. The company also builds specialized coupler equipment and typically limits standard order lead times to three days, with same-day shipment often available for emergencies.NORTH RIDGEVILLE, OH
SAMPWith more than 85 years of experience, SAMP supplies precision machinery for manufacturers of wire and cable around the world. The company also supports those machines throughout their working lives with spare parts, inspections, servicing, upgrades and full revamps. Its 200 employees work across five sites, serving cable production for energy, transport, communications and factory automation.WILLIAMSPORT, MD
CBS EquipmentFounded in 2004 by chemical engineer Ed Roscioli, West Virginia-based CBS Equipment designs, builds and repairs mining equipment, with a particular focus on underground mine safety. The family-owned company invented and holds the patent for the LifeShelter inflatable refuge shelter, with more than 1,600 licensed shelters operating worldwide, and also develops custom equipment through its engineering and consulting work. CBS describes its approach as equipment engineered and built by miners for miners, backed by more than 30 years of mining-industry experience.BEAVER, WV
Cincinnati Mine Machinery CompanyFounded in the early 1920s and acquired by Edwin P. Stenger in 1924, Cincinnati Mine Machinery Company makes cutting and conveying equipment for underground mining. The Cincinnati manufacturer built its early reputation on forged cutter chains and patented the Duplex Chain in 1938, while later innovations included the dual-sprocket conveyor chain introduced in 2000. From its Cincinnati base, the company serves coal, salt, potash, gypsum and trona operations through a network that includes 15 strategically located warehouses.CINCINNATI, OH