Locally owned and operated in Jamestown, Weber Knapp Co. has been part of the community’s manufacturing story since its incorporation in 1909. With more than a century of adapting its shop to changing industries, the company now develops motion-control hardware for manufacturers whose products need controlled, durable movement. Its in-house engineering and production teams carry projects from early concepts through finished components at facilities in Western New York and Taiwan.
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Teknic, IncFounded in 1985, Teknic manufactures servo motion-control components for OEM machinery, including its integrated ClearPath servo systems, and builds its products in the USA. The company sells factory-direct and pairs its hardware with engineering support, proprietary vibration-suppression features, and a manufacturing approach designed to keep products available and supported over long machine lifecycles.VICTOR, NY
Mansfield Engineered ComponentsMansfield Engineered Components is a third-generation, family-owned manufacturer that began in 1939 as Mansfield Plating Company in Ohio. Today, its more than 200 professionals help appliance and other equipment makers solve difficult motion-control requirements through custom engineering, prototyping, and production. The company ships more than 250,000 components each week and joined the Sabaf Group in 2023.MANSFIELD, OH
Motion & Control Enterprises (MCE)Motion & Control Enterprises traces its roots to 1951, when Wayne G. Ritter founded Ritter Engineering in Pittsburgh; the company later became RitterTech before MCE was formed as its parent in 2018. From its Zelienople headquarters, MCE brings together specialized industrial businesses to support American manufacturers with technical distribution, engineering, and repair services.ZELIENOPLE, PA
Stimple and Ward CompanyFounded in 1898 by two of George Westinghouse’s engineers, Pittsburgh’s Stimple & Ward Company manufactures electric motor and control coils for industrial, power-generation, repair, and transportation equipment. America’s oldest independent electric motor coil manufacturer, it draws on more than a century of winding data, patterns, and tooling—much of it developed through longstanding service to U.S. Steel mills—to make both replacement coils and custom designs. Its 20,000-square-foot Pittsburgh plant is complemented by a 15,000-square-foot facility in Cranberry Township for magnet-wire manufacturing and distribution.PITTSBURGH, PA