TJB 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.
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Cable and Control SolutionsEstablished in 2009, privately owned Cable and Control Solutions builds custom cable assemblies and electrical control panels for industrial applications in Dayton, Ohio. Its specialty is cabling for high-motion and high-flex factory environments, with projects supported from concept and design through repair. As a small company, it gives customers direct access to decision makers and handles both small and large jobs.DAYTON, OH
Amphenol TPC Wire & CableFounded in 1979 as a Detroit spin-off, Amphenol TPC Wire & Cable has grown into an Ohio-based industrial supplier with operations consolidated in a 120,000-square-foot Macedonia facility. The company is known for engineering cable solutions that endure the heat, chemicals and mechanical abuse found in manufacturing, automotive and other demanding industrial settings.MACEDONIA, OH
Kennedy Tubular Products IncFamily-owned and operated since 1957, Kennedy Tubular Products Inc. makes pipe couplings for plumbing, electrical conduit, and oil-field applications. Based in New Castle, Pennsylvania, the company serves orders of any size and has built its business around personalized service and a broad range of coupling sizes. Its products also carry UL certification for applicable offerings.NEW CASTLE, PA
Erie Industrial Products, LLCFounded in 2001, Erie Industrial Products is an Oberlin, Ohio manufacturer known for helping OEMs, electrical contractors and system installers solve demanding connectivity needs. Its experienced craftsmen and engineers handle custom copper connectors for customers across North America, with prototype-to-low-volume production supported by an ISO-compliant facility.OBERLIN, OH