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ITT Corporation acquires Kaliburn, Inc.
Cleveland, Ohio April 3 - ITT Corporation today announced that it has completed the acquisition of Kaliburn Inc. ("Kaliburn"), through its wholly-owned subsidiary CLEVELAND MOTION CONTROLS, INC. ("CMC"), headquartered in Cleveland Ohio. Kaliburn, located in Charleston South Carolina, is a market leader in the design and manufacture of plasma arc cutting equipment and consumables in metal fabrication. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Kaliburn will be strategically aligned within ITT's Motion and Flow Controls group under the Controls Value Center.
"This acquisition broadens our product offering, leverages our leading-edge technology and allows our customers and distributors a wider array of integrated plasma cutting and numerical control system solutions," said Wayne Foley, President of CMC. "We are very pleased to welcome the Kaliburn team and its customers to the ITT family, and pledge to maintain the level of quality they've come to expect from us."
Kaliburn's products and services will be sold and marketed along with the Burny/AMC product line. Kaliburn's plasma arc cutting systems, used in cutting ferrous and non-ferrous metals, will complement the Burny and AMC numerical control products, which are also marketed to the metal fabricating industry.
Established in 1986, Kaliburn (formerly known as InnerLogic, Inc.) is an industry leading manufacturer of plasma cutting systems. Steve Hardwick, former President of Kaliburn and its new Chief Technologist, said "Becoming part of ITT Controls allows Kaliburn the opportunity to grow faster by utilizing ITT's vast resources and global reach. Our product development efforts will accelerate, distribution channels will broaden and our association with the Burny and AMC product brands will greatly increase our presence in the global marketplace."
About ITT Corporation
ITT Corporation (www.itt.com) is a diversified high-technology engineering and manufacturing company dedicated to creating more livable environments, enabling communications and providing protection and safety. The company plays an important role in vital markets including water and fluids management, global defense and security, and motion and flow control. ITT employs approximately 40,000 people serving customers in more than 50 countries. Headquartered in White Plains, N.Y., the company generated $9 billion in 2007 sales.
CLEVELAND MOTION CONTROLS, INC. ACQUIRES NEE CONTROLS LTD.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CLEVELAND, OH, Cleveland Motion Controls, Inc. - CMC- (www.cmccontrols.com) announced its acquisition of NEE Controls Ltd. (NEE) located in Gateshead, Tyne & Wear, United Kingdom and Maumee, Ohio USA. For nearly 30, years NEE has been on the cutting edge of microprocessor based motion controls. NEE’s multi axis numerical controls are used, worldwide, in tens of thousands of shape cutting machines including routing, engraving and milling.
CMC has nearly 50 years experience in the motion control industry and is a worldwide leader in the manufacture of motion control equipment including motors, drives and numerical controls. Through its Burny / AMC division, CMC supplies numerical controls, drives, motors and other equipment to the shape cutting and metal cutting industries for a variety of applications.
“In order to better service the shape cutting industry and CMC’s current customers, we brought NEE on board as a complement to our Burny / AMC division,” said Steve Giordano, Business Unit Manager for CMC’s Burny / AMC Division. “The acquisition of NEE yields a combined 80 years experience in the shape cutting industry and allows us to immediately extend our product lines, expand our distribution channels and broaden our market segments.”
For more information, visit www.Burny.com, www.neecontrols.com or contact Burny / AMC sales at 216. 524.8800 or toll free at 800.321.8072.
Cleveland Motion Controls, Inc., has nearly 50 years experience in the motion controls industry. The company offers a broad line of high performance motion control solutions ranging from automation components through fully integrated systems. Its five product divisions include Web Tension, Automation Systems, Drives, Burny / AMC, and Torque Systems.
Burny / AMC announces the Burny / AMC Phantom numerical control.
Burny / AMC / Cleveland Motion Controls is pleased to announce the introduction of the Burny / AMC Phantom numerical control. This new PC based control has a 10” TFT LCD touch screen, 1 GHz processor and Windows® XP Embedded operating system. Programming functions allow the customer to automatically nest parts for maximum material utilization. Burny / AMC’s superior motion engine provides excellent cutting accuracy and repeatability throughout its full range of motion using a variety of cutting tools.
The Burny / AMC Phantom is capable of directing oxy-fuel, plasma, waterjet, router, and many other cutting tools. The control has true multitasking capability and provides maximum productivity and functionality. The Phantom features an integrated operator’s console, which contains full process control functions for oxy-fuel, plasma and markers. In addition, the integrated console houses 250-watt drive amplifiers. It is available on new cutting machines or as a retrofit to existing cutting systems.
Burny / AMC introduces the Burny / AMC 10 LCD Plus.
Burny / AMC / Cleveland Motion Controls announces the introduction of the Burny / AMC 10 LCD Plus numerical control. This PC based control is the next step in shape cutting motion control. Based upon the successful Burny / AMC 10 LCD platform, the Plus integrates a larger 15” touch screen, 2 GHz Intel® processor, and Windows® XP Embedded operating system. The control can be interfaced to DC, AC or digital drive systems using Sercos protocol.
Burny / AMC’s superior motion engine combined with the high accuracy of Sercos compliant drives, provide for the most accurate and repeatable motion available. The Burny / AMC 10 LCD Plus is capable of directing oxy-fuel, plasma, waterjet, router, and many other cutting tools.
The Plus is available on new cutting machines or as a retrofit to existing cutting systems. Contact Burny / AMC to learn more. |
