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CONNECTING YOUR TOMORROW.™
With a history dating back to 1928, Penn-Union has an excellent reputation as a U.S. designer, manufacturer and supplier of quality electrical connectors and related products. Penn-Union services the distribution, construction, utilities, power transmission, industrial, telecom, renewable energy, aerospace, rail systems and MRO markets through a world-wide network of manufacturing representatives and wholesale electrical distributors.
Our products are relied upon to consistently perform in the most demanding applications, meeting the needs of today and tomorrow.
Penn-Union’s production facility and office complex is situated in Edinboro, Pennsylvania (located 20 miles south of Erie, Pennsylvania). This site contains our non-ferrous green sand foundry, as well as our machine shop, design/engineering department, and test laboratory.
Our history of providing quality products and services has been recognized over the years by incredible customers.
Expert Capabilities
Our quality commitment begins with materials and processes used to manufacture our products. Major capital investments are made to ensure process capabilities. We continue to invest in our foundry operation. We utilize computer controlled, automated molding equipment that allows for “quick change” of patterns which enables us to do short runs as well as long runs of cast copper and aluminum products, providing the same high degree of quality and process repeatability with no delay.
Mastery of cold-forming (extruding, upsetting, coining and piercing) technology allows Penn-Union to produce dimensionally consistent, high-strength products such as copper split bolts, copper press-ons and silicon bronze hardware, to name a few.
Our in-house machine & tool design expertise allow us to quickly introduce specialty production equipment, which combines a number of manufacturing operations to improve productivity and product quality. Penn-Union utilizes computer controlled machine centers.
