Hydraulic and pneumatic fitting distributor Brennan has established a local presence in Mexico to align with customer operations.
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James Michaud will succeed Michael Leach as the precision and specialty motion, controls and power manufacturer's CFO.
The two companies were previously in preliminary discussions about a potential transaction.
Capital and operational support from the private equity firm may help drive NSA's organic growth with new products, expansion and M&A.
ND Industries compliments H.B. Fuller's offerings in existing market segments and brings together adhesive and mechanical fastener technology.
Mirroring the latest MDM Forecast, revenue forecasts from manufacturing respondent now expect low single-digit revenue growth.
Spain-based AUSA will complement Oshkosh’s JLG line of telehandlers and other material handling equipment.
Machining components manufacturer Bishop-Wisecarver aims to expand its market presence in linear and rotary motion solutions.
Two automotive parts makers have merged to diversify the customer base for their precision machined parts and flow- and cold-formed products.
Two VPs from fasteners distributor and manufacturer Optimas Solutions discuss personally-vetted supply chain management strategies for OEMs.
Wisconsin-based tool manufacturer Snap-on posted 1Q24 sales of $1.18 million, a modest organic sales decline.
Major manufacturers may have taken a big early lead, but their smaller competitors have been able to close the digital gap in recent years.
Local media cited financial troubles leading to buyer backing out of purchasing the hand tool maker's Bushnell, IL plant.
Analysis of manufacturing tech orders provides an economic indicator as manufacturing industries invest in equipment to increase capacity.
The Department of Commerce plans to grant TSMC, the world's leading semiconductor chip manufacturer, $6.6 billion to build up a U.S. hub.
Tarak Mehta, currently President of ABB’s Motion business, is set to become Timken's President and CEO on Sept. 5.
John Krupinski will step in to lead Bull Moose Tube following the death of the former company President and CEO Tom Modrowski.
Dave Calhoun's decision to resign follows manufacturing issues that have raised safety concerns and forced the company into the spotlight.
Andreas Reger will lead Viega LLC amid a capital investment plan, which includes over $300 million investment in its U.S. facilities.
It enables the secure transmission of intellectual property to different locations, ensuring quality assurance and controlled distribution.
