Good Earth Tools is started in Desloge, MO as a carbide wear-protection company by Keith Williams.
For over 60 years, Ballast Tools Inc. (BTI) has been a cornerstone in the railroad industry, setting the benchmark for excellence in MOW parts.
Over 60 years of improving MOW wear parts
Leading supplier of tungsten carbide wear parts
ISO 9001:2015 Certified
Founded with a dedication to elevate rail maintenance, BTI has consistently driven innovation and quality, developing wear parts that not only withstand the harshest conditions but also deliver unmatched durability, performance, and safety.
Tungsten carbide protection ensures fewer replacements, saving you time and money.
ISO-9001 certified, BTI is committed to meeting the highest quality standards.
Our extensive inventory means essential parts are always ready to ship when you need them.
Our parts are expertly engineered for efficiency and performance tailored to your unique needs.
BTI sets the gold standard in customer support and satisfaction.
From our headquarters and production facilities in Festus, Missouri, BTI distributes parts across the globe. Family-owned and operated, our company’s legacy of innovation and exceptional customer service has been the foundation of our success, extending our team to over 200 dedicated employees. From our roots to our reach, BTI continues to embody a history of excellence and a future of possibilities, driving the industry forward while building a better tomorrow alongside our valued partners.
Good Earth Tools is started in Desloge, MO as a carbide wear-protection company by Keith Williams.
Keith Williams develops the first tungsten carbide Tamping Tool.
As the business continued to grow, Good Earth Tools, Inc. moved to our current location in Festus, MO.
Ballast Tools Incorporated (BTI) was founded to bring tungsten carbide technology and wear-proofing expertise to railroad track maintenance equipment.
Ballast Tools Equipment (BTE) builds hi-rail machines and specialized attachments, enhancing railroad maintenance of way productivity and safety.
Ballast Tools has expanded its headquarters into a multi-complex campus with over 200 employees.
