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assembly and polymer injection mold- ing. In addition to the new property in South Carolina, it runs casting facilities in Wabash, Ind., and Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, a warehouse and distribution center in Laredo, Texas, and a machine shop in Westland, Mich. R.E. Phelon designs and manu-
factures engine electronics, ignition systems, alternator-stators, charg- ing systems and voltage regulators. The company’s aluminum diecasting operations produce flywheels, cast- ings, and components used in the lawn and garden, power generation, commercial lighting, appliance and industrial markets.
METAL Diecaster Congress
Drives Purchased Bougainvillea Capital LLC, Elk
Grove Village, Ill., has purchased di- ecaster Congress Drives, Ennis, Texas. Congress produces zinc and alu-
minum diecast pulleys and sheaves. Bougainvillea, a privately held hold- ing company, also counts nonferrous diecaster Laurel Manufacturing LLC, Elk Grove Village, Ill., among the compa- nies in its portfolio. Neal Shapiro, president of Laurel Manufacturing, will head up operations at Congress. According to a release issued by the company, the Congress staff has been retained and supple- mented by the Laurel Manufacturing management team. “This strategic acquisition affords us
a well-established product line but also increases our overall production capac- ity by more than 50%,” Shapiro said. Congress offers standard catalog
products and custom components and performs die design, production, machining and assembly, in addition to casting. The company operates from a 90,000 sq. ft. facility and serves the heating, ventilating and air conditioning, overhead door, lift gate, boat lift and hoist, woodwork- ing, polishing machinery, motorized wheelchair, home elevator, conveyor, portable mixer, petroleum and auto- motive industries.
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