Founded in Canton, Ohio, in 1901, The W.L. Jenkins Company makes all-steel electronic bells and mechanical gongs for industrial and security signaling. Its Jenkins and Reiter divisions are known for a rich, lasting tone produced from premium U.S. steel and a proprietary heat-treating process. The company also provides wire-harness assembly services through its Newco Industries division.
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Floyd Bell IncSince 1972, Columbus-based Floyd Bell Inc. has made durable audible alarms, buzzers and audio devices for industrial equipment, with every product assembled in the USA. Its configurable sound solutions range from compact piezo alarms to programmable voice units, and the company says its engineers have developed customized systems for more than 500 projects. Floyd Bell is ISO 9001 registered, and its products are designed for demanding conditions with features such as IP68 and NEMA 4X protection.COLUMBUS, OH
Chime Master SystemsSince 1961, Ohio-based Chime Master Systems has built church bell systems that bridge traditional bronze bells with digitally controlled carillons and automation. This third-generation, family-owned company designs and hand-assembles its digital systems in Ohio while also crafting custom bronze bells and restoring historic installations. Its work serves churches, colleges, and communities seeking both the character of a historic bell and the scheduling and remote-control convenience of modern equipment.SUGAR GROVE, OH
JPW CompaniesFounded in Syracuse in 1953 by World War II veteran John P. Wozniczka Sr., JPW Companies fabricates and erects steel while also handling heavy lifting and industrial rigging. Its 100,000-square-foot facility supports complex work ranging from structural steel to ASME pressure-vessel repair, with waterjet cutting and machining handled in-house. Now a third-generation, family-owned business, JPW holds AISC certifications and ASME U and R stamps.SYRACUSE, NY
BICO SteelFounded in 1896 as The Burger Iron & Wire Works Company, BICO Steel is a Mogadore, Ohio steel service center that processes steel plate and forged blocks for industrial customers. Its history runs from ornamental iron and structural steel—including framing Akron’s 1931 First National Tower—to today’s one-stop processing operations, housed in facilities totaling more than 150,000 square feet. BICO says it is the only company offering both steel plate and forged block processing, with offices across the United States and Canada.MOGADORE, OH