Marsh Bellofram Corporation
BY MAGGIE MATSKO. Headquartered in
Newell, WV, Marsh Bellofram Corpo-
ration is a world-class manufacturer of
industrial products used in processing,
refining and control applications around
the globe.
Desco Corporation purchased Bellofram
in the 1980s and moved its plants from
New Hampshire and Massachusetts to the
new facility in Newell. In 1995, Bellofram
merged with its sister company, Marsh, and
the group of companies has since grown to
include 14 divisions: Automatic Timing &
Controls, ATC Diversified Electronics,
BelGAS, BelGAS Control Products, BelGAS
Flame Management, Bellofram Diaphragms,
Photo by Marsh Bellofram.
Bellofram Precision Controls, Bellofram
Silicones, ATC King Engineering, Ser-
voTek Products Inc., Marsh Instruments,
WESTCON, WNS Lowery and Thermo-
couple Products.
Today, Marsh Bellofram is a well-known
brand in the industrial instrumentation and
control market. Its manufactured product
lines, which are currently exported to six
countries outside of the U.S., include indus-
trial timers and counters, relays, sensors,
pressure regulators, pump and level con-
trols, phase voltage monitors and alarms,
tachometers, gauges, thermocouples, tem-
perature controls, meters and cylinders.
With additional locations in Ohio and
Oklahoma and an office in Europe, Marsh
Bellofram has seen much success both in
the U.S. and abroad. Currently, Marsh
Bellofram employs 375 people in West Vir-
ginia, 41 in Ohio, 100 in Oklahoma and
16 at Marsh Bellofram Europe Ltd.
Marsh Bellofram has had to adjust to
company growing pains, but customers’
demands are still the number one priority.
“We continue to
expand rapidly
to meet the needs
of the oil and gas
market and are in
the works of ren-
ovating our facility
to accommodate even more production to
address those needs,” says Dan Williams,
marketing manager. “Today’s production
environment is more than just parts—we
are perfectly positioned to meet those needs
by offering engineer-to-engineer consulta-
tions that blend the expertise of more than
20 on-site engineers who specialize in areas
of electronics, pressure regulation and sil-
icone sealing.”
Having its headquarters located in the
Mountain State has proven to be a bene-
fit for Marsh Bellofram. “Our location in
proximity to the tri-state area has given
us access to a good workforce, and being
able to access tools that help us train and
retain employees has also been an added
benefit,” says Williams.
CONGRATULATIONS
to our dedicated Board Members
Sharp Shoors Class of 2019
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Pam Farris
Allison Ballard
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