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Eagle Engineered Solutions and LBBC Technologies Sign Sales Representative Agreement for North America
Eagle Engineered Solutions, Inc. (Medina, Ohio) is pleased to announce a long-term agreement to represent LBBC Technologies (Leeds UK) in North America. LBBC Technologies is part of the LBBC Group with a rich history dating to 1876 with five generations of family ownership.
LBBC Technologies
has earned a global reputation as a leading supplier of the Boilerclave® and core leaching autoclave solutions and system integration for the investment casting industry. “I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Howard Pickard, MD of LBBC and the LBBC leadership team for several decades starting back to my Howmet- Tempcraft days. Our two companies have a shared passion for innovation, quality, customer service and offering technical solutions to the IC industry, stated Mike Hascher, President and CEO.”
Eagle and LBBC Technologies are dedicated to serving the Investment Casting Industry and driving our innovative products to help our customers be successful. It is with this mindset that Eagle will work as a sales representative in North
America, promoting the
LBBC Technologies product lines. To compliment the supply of equipment, LBBC Technologies and Eagle will add a larger US Spares warehouse in Ohio, which will
allow LBBC Technologies
to better support the North American market as it continues to grow. “Having had a long-standing working relationship with Mike and the Eagle team and more recently through the supply of our LC450 core leaching autoclave, it is a natural step to extend and formalize our relationship. The recent impact of the global pandemic has shown us how we have to improve our support for customers and so it is essential we have local representation” says Howard Pickard, MD of LBBC Group. LBBC’s goal is to strengthen their customer support and this agreement allows the IC customer to work with Eagle for spare parts and for equipment in North America. Eagle has first-hand experience Technologies
working with LBBC
with their 2017 purchase of a LC450 Pressurized Autoclave to complement their 3D DPC (Direct Print Ceramic) Core business. “Our LC450 was purchased to show the industry that our Eagle DPC
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Cores could be leached successfully, which we did. This investment ended up turning into a service Eagle now provides to all Investment Casters. We didn’t expect there to be such a need in the industry for this service, but it has proven to be a very successful supplement to Eagle’s support of the IC industry,” said Eric Rodriguez, VP of Sales. Therefore, effective Oct 15th, all spares orders and equipment inquiries will be handled by Eagle having had support from ICast Solutions for over 12 years. LBBC and Eagle will send out clear instructions to all their customers, so they have the new contact info and how to proceed with ordering spares or inquiring about equipment.
About Eagle
Eagle Engineered Solutions is a global leader in 3D Printed Patterns, Ceramic Cores, Models, Fixtures and Molds for the investment casting industry.
Eagle’s
Casting Services include caustic core leaching, GOM ATOS Structured Light Inspection, CAD Services, Wax Injection. Eagle also provides Blayson Olefines Ltd investment casting waxes, pattern washes and represents Altaras International for wax and ceramic tooling, fixtures and other ancillary tooling products. Eagle can be contacted at +1 330 325 4300 or
eaglesales@eagle-esi.com. Come visit us at
www.eagle-esi.com.
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