OEM Controls Blog

As our company grows so does our presence! OEM Controls was active on social media platforms including LinkedIn and YouTube in the past, but today we announce that you can now find us on Instagram, Facebook AND Twitter.

OEM Controls will be attending and exhibiting at the Fluid Power Technology Conference May 14^th – 16^th at the Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) Kern Center in Wisconsin. The Fluid Power Technology Conference brings professionals and academics...

Marine litter is a very serious environmental issue. Over six million tons of debris enter the world’s oceans every year. Every day, ships throughout the world discard 5.5 million pieces of debris into the oceans. If that doesn’t make you cringe,...

OEM Controls is always working on ways to expand and enhance our current products. As our ideas come to life we become eager to share it with industry professionals and the rest of the world. We are happy to announce that we will again be attending...

As in the four directions of a controller or points on a compass, the OEM compass not only points out our most important values to keep us in the right direction, but it’s also an important feature of our identity. Together, the four points are...

OEM Controls has been working tirelessly in engineering to expand our line of push buttons. One of our designs remedy the problem of a limited life span that most mechanical buttons have. Customized keypads are switch contacts used to complete...

OEM Controls creates our products with the future in mind. OEM's ergonomic handles are designed to last and make the job easier for your team of operators. Our goal is to create a product that resolves the issues you have faced in the past and...

We are proud to introduce the new HJS24 dual axis controller. Its primary purpose is used as a friction or hold in place position for throttle type applications. The construction is similar to our other products with heavy duty cast metal housing,...

Employees in the machine shop have been busy adjusting the layout of the machine shop floor to make room for the highly anticipated installation of a brand new machine: a CNC 5 Axis Milling Machine! Prior to this addition, we had two 3 Axis Milling...

We are excited to announce an addition to our engineering department: another new 3-D printer!