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Parker’s O-Ring Division changes name to O-Ring & Engineered Seals Division

By Paul Heney | April 11, 2017

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The O-Ring Division of Parker Hannifin Corp. announced that it is changing its name to the Parker O-Ring & Engineered Seals Division. The new name reflects the vast product line offered following the consolidation of Engineered Material Group’s four divisions: O-Ring, TechSeal, Engineered Seals and Integrated Sealing Systems Divisions. This unification leverages technologies and expertise, providing optimal customer sealing solutions and specialized, innovative designs.

“This fusion allows us to leverage our R&D and engineering expertise as we integrate digitally connected service options and innovative products through our distribution and eBusiness channels,” said Doug VanLue, general manager, O-Ring & Engineered Seals Division.

The change also reflects the focus on enhancing the customer experience by providing a simplified customer service entry point for ease of doing business.

Ensuring a smooth transition, the www.parkerorings.com website will redirect to the new Parker O-Ring & Engineered Seals Division website at www.parker.com/oes.

“The Parker O-Ring brand has deep roots in the sealing industry. For 60 years, our O-Ring Handbook has been an industry staple for engineers across a multitude of markets,” said Vic Wiggins, marketing manager, O-Ring & Engineered Seals Division. “The new name maintains our brand while emphasizing the array of sealing solutions and services we offer.”

The name change is effective immediately and will be implemented across Parker’s products and services moving forward.

The post Parker’s O-Ring Division changes name to O-Ring & Engineered Seals Division appeared first on Sealing & Contamination Control Tips.


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