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Valves and manifolds
News Release from: Norgren
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 17 August 2006
Norgren and Tyco sign global agreement
In an agreement covering 16 different countries, Tyco will now supply and support the Norgren range of NAMUR valves and other fluid power products globally
In an agreement covering 16 different countries, Tyco will now supply and support the Norgren range of NAMUR valves and other fluid power products globally Tyco is the world's largest manufacturer of products for the movement, control and sampling of liquids, gases, powders and other substances
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 12 Aug 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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The existing Tyco product range includes numerous different types of valves and actuators suitable for a wide variety of different applications.
Norgren is a leading global supplier of pneumatic motion and fluid control solutions for a wide variety of industry sectors.
With manufacturing facilities in USA, Germany, UK, Switzerland, Spain, Mexico and the Czech Republic Norgren has a sales and service network in 75 countries.
This gives Norgren a global reach to ensure continuity of supply and local support.
"It is important for Tyco that we form strategic partnerships with other global market leaders" said Tony Stark, Tyco Global Category Manager: "This relationship will allow us to offer our customers an expanded product range and gives access to even more engineering solutions".
"Norgren sees this as a very important step in continuing to strengthen our global presence in this market" stated Richard Over, a Regional Manager for Norgren: "We recognise that Tyco is a professional global organisation and we look forward to seeing the joint relationship develop over the coming years".
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