Tarak Mehta, currently President of ABB’s Motion business, is set to become Timken's President and CEO on Sept. 5.
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The distributor has merged its Air Supply and Industrial, Automation and Finishing business units into a new branch just outside of Cleveland.
Joe Choflet will now oversee product marketing for plastic and metal fittings and valves at NIBCO.
Full-year operating and net profit jumped more than 40% vs. 2022.
Strategically located, the new 8,000 sq. ft. warehouse and office space will streamline Bartlett Bearing's distribution network.
The pumps and pumping equipment maker saw organic revenue growth slow to 4% in 4Q23, while full-year revenue increased 16% vs. 2022.
The trio of Brennan, Fairview Microwave and MENNEKES provide RS customers with access to more electrical, electronic and mechanical products
The figures reflected a broader industrial supply demand slowdown, though Grainger's 4Q growth deceleration was less than most public firms that have reported so far. Get our full breakdown here.
Adding Asheboro, NC, Piedmont follows eight acquisitions for MCE during 2023.
SNC’s offerings complement Allient’s current power quality capabilities while providing needed incremental, low-cost manufacturing capacity.
Flow control system manufacturer NIBCO named vice presidents of fittings manufacturing and distribution, and valve manufacturing.
CHEMFLOW is a distributor and manufacturers' representative specializing in precision-engineered flow control products for chemical services.
Badger Meter's software and hardware acquisition provides real-time water monitoring targeted at distributed data collection.
It marks Valin’s first acquisition since being acquired by electrical products distributor Graybar in May 2023.
Kristine Moser will join Columbus McKinnon to be responsible for capital markets activity and maintaining communications with investors.
Following the acquisition of Termomeccanica Pompe, valve and pump manufacturer Trillium has made advances in the company's product offerings.
It gains the distributor two locations and 44 employees.
Joe Esposito takes on the new role with over 25 years of experience in industrial automation and manufacturing.
The bearings maker said it's eyeing the sale of non-core Aerospace product lines, which include seals, rings and PEDs.
The change is part of Allied's strategy to 'transform from a products-based business in motion control to a solutions-oriented company.'