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RelaDyne Acquires PPC Lubricants

PPC Lubricants adds more density to RelaDyne's footprint in the East Coast, specifically the Pennsylvania and Maryland markets.
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Cincinnati-based RelaDyne, which offers lubricants, fuel, diesel exhaust fluid (DEF), and industrial reliability services, announced the acquisition of PPC Lubricants, a lubricant distributor in the Mid-Atlantic region. Financial terms of the deal weren’t available.

PPC Lubricants, founded in 1977, is headquartered in in Jonestown, Pennsylvania. With more than 800 products, PPC serves customers in eight neighboring states: Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio and New York.

“PPC Lubricants is ecstatic our company is partnering with RelaDyne,” PPCE Lubricants President Dave Klinger. “RelaDyne aligns with our core values by offering exceptional industry expertise, preventative services, customer satisfaction, and world-class branding. Our more than 40 years of experience in lubrication complemented by our comprehensive portfolio of innovative products will be able to reach a more expansive range of segments within the United States – while maintaining exceptional customer satisfaction.”

PPC Lubricants adds more density to RelaDyne’s footprint in the East Coast, specifically the Pennsylvania and Maryland markets.

“The acquisition of PPC Lubricants is transformational for RelaDyne as we continue our expansion strategy in the East Coast,” said RelaDyne’s David Schumacher, vice president of business development. “PPC’s business model is highly diversified across end markets, products, brands, and customers, providing tremendous stability and a platform for future growth.”

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