Tag: expansion

Metso, a world leading industrial company serving the mining, aggregates, recycling, oil, gas, pulp, paper and process industries, with many locations throughout the Americas, claims that it will develop the next generation of its flow control equipment faster and more economically thanks to a new agreement with ANSYS, expanding its access to engineering simulation software and services.

The Sherman Economic Development Corp. (SEDCO) recently approved a USD $150,000 grant for Emerson Process Management, based in Sherman, Texas, because of its plan to hire new employees and bring in USD $500,000 in new equipment.

Ohio-based Lauren Manufacturing’s sister company, LMI Custom Mixing, LLC, has added a third mixing line to its operations that will help both companies meet long-term customer demands.

Emerson’s ASCO plant in Aiken, which produces solenoid and valve components, is getting an USD $8 million investment that will create about 86 new positions at the company.

To support increasing customer demand for its high-performing solenoid valves and assembled manifolds, Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems has doubled manufacturing capabilities of the components through production line expansion and improvement at its Acuña, Mexico, manufacturing campus.

Motion & Flow Control Products Inc. (MFCP), Littleton, CO, a distributor of hydraulic components and accessories for a variety of industries including aerospace, manufacturing, food & beverage, mining, pharmaceutical and more, has opened a new location in Williston, ND.

Calgary-based TransCanada Corp. recently announced that the company’s wholly-owned subsidiary NOVA Gas Transmissions Ltd.

LINAK, a producer of actuators and actuator systems used in industrial automation, agricultural machinery, healthcare and more, plans to add a 145,000-square-foot warehouse at 2200 Stanley Gault Parkway, Louisville, spending USD $14 million on a building addition and new equipment.

Sudbury, a city in Ontario, Canada, is getting a bigger pipeline that will carry natural gas rather than crude oil. Chris Minor, District Manager for northeastern Ontario for Union Gas, said the company is switching out its 10-inch pipe for a more robust 12-inch diameter pipeline that will run 23 km from Coniston to Walden.

The Timken Co., a global provider of bearings and mechanical power transmission products, whose global headquarters are located in Ohio, US, has announced an expanded line of small-bore metric seals.