NFPA member companies span the spectrum of the fluid power industry. This series features the short company profile of an NFPA member as a way to highlight the diversity and strength of our industry. Today’s company is: Certified Power Solutions.
Certified Power, headquartered in Mundelein IL, has provided fluid power products and systems for mobile and industrial customers since the early 1970’s. Products include hydraulic systems and components, electronic and CANbus based controls including spreader control and anti-icing and pre-wetting systems.
Certified was recently announced in Manufacturing Outlook as the Top Hydraulic Systems Company of 2023. You can find that feature, here.
Certified Power Solutions.
970 Campus Drive
Mundelein, IL 60060
Phone: (847) 573-3800
https://certifiedpowersolutions.com/
Company Representative: Molly Jeffers, mjeffers@certifiedpower.com
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