For more than a century, Minneapolis-based WEG Electric Machinery has built its identity around solving difficult electric-machine applications, tracing its roots to a service shop established in 1891 and motor manufacturing begun in 1897. Now part of the WEG Group, the company continues to design custom equipment for heavy industrial customers while maintaining manufacturing and service operations under one roof in a 425,000-square-foot facility. Its history includes the Duraguard insulation system and a quality program certified to ISO 9001.
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IDEAL ELECTRIC COMPANYBorn in a converted Ohio carriage shop in 1903, IDEAL ELECTRIC makes high-power specialty motors, generators and rotating power equipment at its historic Mansfield works. The 100% American-owned company combines vertically integrated manufacturing with a large test floor and preserves the original designs needed to repair, remanufacture and upgrade IDEAL machines and other legacy equipment. Its machines serve customers in more than 100 countries, with capabilities reaching 50,000 horsepower and 50 MVA.MANSFIELD, OH
CAM Innovation, IncWith roots in Hanover, Pennsylvania, dating to 1910, CAM Innovation is a century-old American machine builder known for serving the electric motor industry. Its custom machinery supports motor manufacturers and repair shops worldwide, including customers in more than 60 countries, while a 50,000-square-foot Hanover facility carries projects from engineering through production. CAM also provides installation and training for the equipment it builds.333519HANOVER, 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
Hannon Electric CompanyFounded in Canton in 1926, Hannon Electric Company repairs, rebuilds and sells electro-mechanical equipment for industrial customers, with particular depth in electric motors and related systems. Now in its third generation, the company operates repair facilities across Ohio and in Pennsylvania, including large shops equipped to handle machinery weighing up to 200 tons. Its Hanco International division, formed in 1951 to serve mining and power companies, continues to sell and service equipment worldwide.PAINESVILLE, OH