REES, Inc
REES, Inc. has been designing and manufacturing heavy-duty industrial control switches since 1929, including emergency stop buttons, palm buttons, rope pull switches, and pushbutton operators for conveyors, presses, and assembly lines.
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REES, Inc. has been a leader in the design and manufacture of heavy-duty industrial control switches since 1929. Founded by Mackworth Rees, who built the first prototype push button in his garage for an automotive plant, REES has grown into a trusted manufacturer of reliable industrial controls from their facility in Fremont, Indiana.
REES manufactures a comprehensive line of electromechanical industrial control switches:
- Rope and cable pull switches for conveyor safety
- Emergency stop buttons including lockable styles
- Ergonomic palm button operators
- Single and double pushbutton operators
- Double plunger start-stop switches
- Accessories: legend plates, ring guards, pilot lights
REES products are designed for demanding industrial applications including conveyors, stamping presses, and assembly lines where reliable, heavy-duty switching is critical for operator safety and equipment control.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What products does REES, Inc. manufacture?
- REES manufactures rope and cable pull switches, emergency stop buttons, palm button operators, pushbutton switches, and accessories like legend plates and ring guards.
- When was REES, Inc. founded?
- REES, Inc. was founded in 1929 by Mackworth Rees, who built the first prototype push button in his garage for use in an automotive plant.
- Where is REES, Inc. located?
- REES, Inc. is located in Fremont, Indiana, where they manufacture their full line of industrial control switches.
- What applications use REES switches?
- REES switches are used on conveyors, stamping presses, assembly lines, and other industrial equipment requiring heavy-duty, reliable control switching.
