Manufacturing

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Oshkosh opens third office in China Oshkosh Corp. a leading designer, manufacturer and marketer of specialty vehicles and vehicle...

Plymouth-based Sartori Foods Corp. has broken ground on a 115,000-square-foot cheese converting facility. The building will be the first tenant in Plymouth's new South Industrial Park and is being constructed on a 25-acre parcel with significant expansion room, said Jim Sartori, president and chief executive officer.

Manufacturer Associations Association of Equipment Manufacturers National Fluid Power Association ...

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IndustryWeek's 2008 Best Plants Conference, April 1-3, Midwest Airlines Center, 400 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee; event includes optional plant...

Acuity adds Mauer to board Acuity Insurance has named Lisa Mauer, owner and president of Milwaukee-based Tool Service Corp,...

Gehl VP and CFO resigns West Bend-based Gehl Co. announced that Thomas Rettler has resigned as vice president and chief financial...

Burke to succeed Rayburn at Modine Modine Manufacturing Co. announced that David Rayburn will retire as president and chief...

Analogix Inc., a Burlington-based manufacturer of flash chromatography equipment used for pharmaceutical and chemical research, has been sold to Varian Inc., a Palo Alto, Calif.-based company that makes scientific instruments and equipment. The transaction closed in November, 2007. Varian paid about $11 million cash for the company, which was owned by Nick DeMarco, its founder. Since the purchase, DeMarco has become Varian's business manager for flash chromatography.