Pennsylvania Manufacturers
Here are just a few of the small to medium sized manufacturers from Pennsylvania.
Combustion Systems
Bloom Engineering : Low NOx Burners
Manufacturers of Custom Engineered Burners & Combustion Systems.Bloom Engineering, a combustion oriented company serves basic industry with particularly strong roots in steel and aluminum. The Bloom family of companies specializes in problem solving through custom engineering, rather than by using a “catalog sales” approach.
PCC Process Combustion Corporation: Thermal Oxidizers
Since 1969, PCC has designed, manufactured, and supplied combustion heat transfer and pollution control systems to various industries. PCC provides design, engineering, and supply of thermal oxidizers, afterburners, incineration, air heaters and specialty combustion systems to the chemical, petrochemical, refining, automobile, pharmaceutical, manufacturing, textile, rubber, converting metals, food, wood products, sulfur, carbon, and the pulp and paper industries.
Electronics
Butler Winding: Electronic Transformers and Custom Magnetic Products
Western Pennsylvania’s premier producer and supplier of electronic transformers and custom magnetic products. Butler Winding produces electronic transformers and inductors to their own design or customer specifications.
Triangle Circuits: Printed Circuit Board Manufacturer
a printed circuit board manufacturer and is the preferred supplier of FR-4 epoxy and Teflon based printed circuits boards for industry leading OEMs and Electronic Contract Manufacturers. Specializing in RoHS compliant ENIG processes.
AYA Instruments: Electric Power Metering Devices
AYA was established in 1990 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It is engaged in designing and marketing of precision electronic measuring instruments and related products for the electric power industry and for process control applications. AYA offers an extensive line of high precision clamp-on current probes with models that can measure AC or DC currents ranging from 1 Milliampere to 15,000 Amperes.
