Founded by controls engineer and former U.S. Air Force serviceman Mark Elliott in October 1995, West Liberty’s System7 designs, builds, and commissions industrial control systems for OEMs and manufacturers. The company combines systems integration with maintenance, retrofit, and process-improvement support, including projects ranging from small upgrades to facility-wide expansions. System7 is now part of the Corterra Group and emphasizes a personal, hands-on approach backed by 100% U.S. manufacturing.
Columbus Controls, IncFounded in 1981 by Gary E. Hanold, Columbus Controls builds custom industrial control panels and fabricated control systems in Columbus, Ohio. The company has grown from a 1,500-square-foot Westerville shop into its own expanded facility, bringing more than four decades in business and over 100 years of combined team experience to applications ranging from data centers to automotive and oil and gas. Columbus Controls is also a UL 508A certified shop, with related expertise in MCC modifications and custom control-panel components.COLUMBUS, OH
Cybertech Automation USASince 1994, Cybertech Automation USA has designed and integrated industrial control systems, combining automation, instrumentation and electrical expertise for plants across North America. The Pittsburgh-based company has more than 100 employees and is particularly experienced in modernizing legacy systems, including Allen-Bradley PLC-5 upgrades, while supporting projects from design through commissioning. Cybertech also exclusively distributes the WellMaximizer annulus optimization system for automating control across suitable gas wells.PITTSBURGH, PA
Turner Integrated Systems LLCFrom its Williamson, New York, shop, Turner Integrated Systems LLC engineers and builds turnkey industrial control systems, including custom control panels made in-house. The company carries projects from process-control design and software development through testing, commissioning, and startup, with experience ranging from municipal water treatment to chemical and metal-finishing operations. Its panel shop is UL Listed and builds panels to UL 508A specifications, while its work serves clients across the United States and internationally.ROCHESTER, NY
Midwest Integration & AutomationFounded in 2007 from the Hayes family home in Wadsworth, Midwest Integration & Automation engineers, builds, and integrates industrial control systems for manufacturers. The family-owned Ohio company now employs more than 100 people across three facilities totaling over 55,000 square feet, with Bruce and Liz Hayes’s sons serving as president and senior electrical engineer. Its work includes UL 508A control panels, turnkey automation, and an in-house EDGE controller for web and strip guiding, supported by authorized FANUC integration and factory-trained engineering expertise.WADSWORTH, OH