History of Bevco Engineering

Bevco Engineering is founded in a garage when the original owner is asked to design and build electrical controls for pump houses. The company quickly establishes a reputation for quality and reliability in custom control systems.

With continued growth and increasing demand, Bevco moves operations into a dedicated facility in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, expanding its production capabilities.

Bevco launches what is now known as Bevco Imaging Suite Controls (ISC), focusing on the design and manufacturing of control and disconnect panels for diagnostic imaging equipment, including PET-CT, CT, X-ray, and MRI systems.

Chris Shult purchases Bevco Engineering. At the time, the company employs eight people. Under his leadership, Bevco begins a period of sustained growth and strategic investment.

Bevco invests heavily in advanced technology and automation, including EPlan 3D design software, CNC machining, automated wire processing, and lean manufacturing cells. These investments improve efficiency, product quality, and cost-effectiveness.

Bevco moves into its current state-of-the-art facility, purpose-built by Chris Shult to support expanded manufacturing and engineering operations.