Ride Power-Transmission & Electrical Components: manufacturers, specs and reference projects

Electrification and power-transmission components engineered into ride systems: conductor rails, slip rings, cable reels, festoon systems and inductive power transfer.

Our database currently lists 25 Ride Power-Transmission & Electrical Components manufacturers & suppliers and 2 products in this category. The most documented include Amazing Magnets, Force Engineering, Sigong Tech Co. Ltd., Altec Integrated Solutions and Riocube Technology. Suppliers are headquartered mainly in United States (12), Germany (5), United Kingdom (2) and Canada (2). Between them they have 42 reference installations on file.

Typical products and sub-types: Conductor rail systems, slip-ring assemblies, motorized cable reels, festoon systems, inductive power and data transfer, energy chains for moving machinery.

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Ride Power-Transmission & Electrical Components suppliers (25)

Amazing Magnets (United States)
Round Rock, Texas manufacturer of custom neodymium/rare-earth magnets and magnetic assemblies whose attractions line is OEM eddy-current brake and launch magnet systems for roller-coaster and ride manufacturers; repeat IAAPA Expo exhibitor…
Force Engineering (United Kingdom)
UK (Shepshed, Leicestershire) designer of bespoke LIM (Linear Induction Motor) and LSM (Linear Synchronous Motor) contactless ride-launch systems (1-35 m/s, multi-bidirectional launches, in-track boosts) and permanent-magnet ride-braking…
Sigong Tech Co. Ltd. (South Korea)
South Korean exhibition, museum, themed-space and interior integrator.
Altec Integrated Solutions (Canada)
Coquitlam, British Columbia firm that designs and manufactures precision machinery and automation/control systems; alongside its wood-products work it builds custom ride and show machinery and controls for the attractions industry.
Riocube Technology (Singapore)
Singapore-headquartered themed-entertainment engineering company with workshops in Beijing (5,000 sqm) and Shanghai (800 sqm) and a presence in Orlando, operating four divisions: Riocube Technology…
Conductix - Wampfler, Inc. (Germany)
Manufacturer of energy and data transmission systems - conductor rails, cable and hose reels, festoon systems, slip rings and inductive power - used on amusement rides such as tower rides, coasters and dark rides as well as in heavy…
Beckhoff (Germany)
German industrial-automation manufacturer (Verl, family-owned) specializing in PC-based control, EtherCAT fieldbus, servo drives and TwinCAT software — a general automation supplier whose control platforms are widely engineered into ride…
Electroproject (Netherlands)
Dutch (Zaandam) electrical engineering firm now operating under the EQUANS brand (formerly ENGIE Electroproject; EQUANS was spun out of ENGIE) — 50+ specialists in drive & control technology (Danfoss/Siemens frequency inverters), magnet &…
Intrasys GmbH Innovative Transportsysteme (Germany)
German linear-drive specialist supplying the SLIM launch and braking system: LSM/LIM motors, eddy-current brakes, control electronics, sensors, remote diagnostics and system integration for roller coasters and other high-speed attractions.
Renold (United States)
US supplier of roller coaster components, associated with the Renold industrial chain and power-transmission brand, based in Morristown, Tennessee.
Uremet Corporation (United States)
Garden Grove, California manufacturer specializing in ride wheels for some of the tallest and fastest rides in the world, including bumper cars, dark rides, kiddie rides, major rides, and roller coasters; founded in 1992 on expertise in…
Verendus Industries (United States)
Riverview, Florida-based industrial automation specialist (tagline: "automation problems solved"), providing controls and automation engineering services; the IAAPA marketplace listing page was inaccessible, so details here were sourced…
IMO USA (United States)
North Charleston, South Carolina subsidiary of Germany's IMO Group, manufacturing and supplying slewing rings and slew drives used in amusement rides (carousels, observation wheels, rotating platforms), with engineering support for ride…
Kano Laboratories (United States)
Nashville, Tennessee specialty lubricants manufacturer (founded 1939) behind the Kroil penetrating-oil family; acquired Synco Chemical Corporation and its Super Lube brand in 2021.
KettenWulf Inc. (United States)
Lithia Springs, Georgia based US arm of German chain and sprocket manufacturer KettenWulf, supplying high-speed lift chains, sprockets and shaft assemblies for roller coasters and water rides.
LUC Group (United States)
US-based (Conroe, Texas) manufacturer of custom polyurethane elastomer wheels and components engineered for roller coasters, serving the leisure industry since the 1980s.
Milspec Industries (United States)
California-based manufacturer of electrical wire, cable, high-visibility extension cords, plugs, connectors, and power distribution units, including custom private-labeling options.
Precision Chains Limited (United Kingdom)
UK manufacturer of British-standard, transmission, conveyor, and bespoke chains and sprockets, with a dedicated amusement-park range for ride and equipment applications; manufacturing in Dudley since 1957.
RAEDER-VOGEL GmbH & Co. KG (Germany)
German manufacturer of high-performance polyurethane wheels and roller assemblies for roller coasters and amusement rides, including drive, load, side-guide, and up-stop wheels for mobile, family, and high-speed coaster applications.
Rockwell Automation (United States)
Milwaukee-based industrial automation manufacturer (Allen-Bradley, FactoryTalk) with a dedicated entertainment-industry practice supplying ride control systems, drives, safety instrumentation and controls engineering to theme parks and…
SafetyExpert GmbH (Switzerland)
Swiss functional-safety and automation specialist for amusement rides and roller coasters, providing risk analysis, fail-safe controls, software, commissioning, testing, retrofit support and training.
SpanGuard Corporation (United States)
Pennsylvania manufacturer of conductor-bar and mobile power-delivery systems for cranes, monorails and moving equipment.
West81 Engineering Inc. (Canada)
Engineering firm providing mechanical, electrical and controls engineering for rides and attractions, including VFD system design, safety PLC/HMI development, motion control, FAT/SAT testing and third-party design reviews for coasters…
WITTENSTEIN (Germany)
German precision-motion technology group (HQ Igersheim) that makes servo gearboxes, servo motors, actuators, rack-and-pinion systems and drive electronics for industrial automation, robotics and mechanical engineering.
Wunderlich-Malec Engineering (United States)
Employee-owned engineering, systems-integration and fabrication firm (founded 1981) providing electrical, mechanical and controls/IT-OT engineering services — including control-system integration and prefabricated control panels — to theme…

Ride Power-Transmission & Electrical Components products and specs (2)

Eddy Current Brake Magnet Assemblies — Amazing Magnets
Custom non-contact eddy-current braking assemblies for roller coasters and other amusement rides, suitable for trim, spin-control, final and backup/failsafe brake applications
Custom linear magnet assembly; application-dependent · Sized to ride braking duty
Eddy Current Neodymium Magnets — Amazing Magnets
In-stock high-energy NdFeB magnets intended for eddy-brake systems, with engineering support and custom magnet or assembly services for OEM attraction applications
Individual high-energy magnet blocks; 13 listed SKUs · 13 current stock sizes/grades

Frequently asked questions

Who are the main Ride Power-Transmission & Electrical Components manufacturers & suppliers?

We track 25 companies supplying Ride Power-Transmission & Electrical Components, including Amazing Magnets, Force Engineering, Sigong Tech Co. Ltd., Altec Integrated Solutions and Riocube Technology. The largest clusters are in United States (12), Germany (5), United Kingdom (2) and Canada (2). 11 of them have documented reference installations, which is usually the best shortlist filter.

How much space is needed for Ride Power-Transmission & Electrical Components?

2 of the 2 products in this category publish a footprint. Examples: Eddy Current Brake Magnet Assemblies — Custom linear magnet assembly; application-dependent; Eddy Current Neodymium Magnets — Individual high-energy magnet blocks; 13 listed SKUs. Space requirements vary with layout and theming, so treat published figures as a starting envelope and confirm with the supplier.

What throughput or capacity can Ride Power-Transmission & Electrical Components products achieve?

2 products publish a capacity figure. Examples: Eddy Current Brake Magnet Assemblies — Sized to ride braking duty; Eddy Current Neodymium Magnets — 13 current stock sizes/grades. Throughput depends on vehicle count, dispatch interval and operations, so compare like with like.

Which Ride Power-Transmission & Electrical Components suppliers have reference installations?

11 of the 25 suppliers have documented installations on file, 42 in total — for example Force Engineering (Batman & Robin: The Chiller – Six Flags Great Adventure, USA (1997)), Sigong Tech Co. Ltd. (Gyeongsangnamdo Future Education Institute – Immersive Content (2025)) and Altec Integrated Solutions (Soarin' – Disney California Adventure Park, Anaheim, USA (2001)). Ask the database for installations in a market comparable to yours.

What counts as Ride Power-Transmission & Electrical Components, and what is classified elsewhere?

Electrification and power-transmission components engineered into ride systems: conductor rails, slip rings, cable reels, festoon systems and inductive power transfer. Not included here: General spare parts and refurbishment services → Safety, Inspection & Maintenance. Show control and AV hardware → AV & Show Technology.

How do I shortlist a Ride Power-Transmission & Electrical Components supplier?

Start from your venue type, available space and target audience, then filter by reference installations in a comparable market. Ask the database: describe your project and it returns the Ride Power-Transmission & Electrical Components suppliers and products that fit, with specs and reference projects.