CIRCOR International, Inc. designs, manufactures, and distributes flow and motion control products in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, North America, and internationally. The company has a product portfolio of brands serving its customers' demanding applications. It operates through two segments, Aerospace & Defense and Industrial. The Aerospace & Defense segment manufactures and markets control valves, pumps, regulators, fluid controls, actuation systems, pneumatic valves and controls, electro-mechanical controls, motors, and other flow control products and systems; propeller pumps; MIL-spec butterfly valves and actuators; brushless dc motors; switches; and actuation components and sub-systems. Its products and services are used in the military and defense, commercial aerospace, business and general aviation, and general industrial markets, as well as serves aircraft manufacturers and tier 1 suppliers. This segment offers its products under the CIRCOR Aerospace, Aerodyne Controls, CIRCOR Bodet, CIRCOR Industria, CIRCOR Motors, Hale Hamilton, Leslie Controls, Portland Valve, and Warren Pumps brands. The Industrial segment provides 3 and 2 screw pumps, progressing cavity pumps, specialty centrifugal pumps, and gear metering pumps; automatic recirculation valves; engineered valves; positive displacement pumps; general service control valves; and actuation and unheading devices for the end-users and original equipment manufacturers, as well as engineering, procurement, and construction companies. This segment offers its products under the Allweiler, DeltaValve, Houttuin, IMO Pump, IMO AB, Leslie Controls, RG Lawrence, RTK, Schroedahl, TapcoEnpro, Tushaco, and Zenith brands. The company markets its solutions directly and through various sales partners to approximately 14,000 customers in approximately 130 countries. CIRCOR International, Inc. was incorporated in 1999 and is headquartered in Burlington, Massachusetts.
Canadian John Leslie made a steam powered snowplow for railroads. By 1905, Leslie was operating a foundry in Lyndhurst, New Jersey and making steam pressure valves and regulators. During World War I and World War II, Leslie supplied military and merchant ships with steam control equipment.In 1968, after the company had expanded its product line to include industries and utilities, Leslie built a plant in Parsippany, New Jersey.Leslie moved to Tampa and was purchased in 1990 by Watts Industries, Inc. Leslie bought K&M Valve Company in 1995.Watts started Circor International in 1999 when it spun off valve and control businesses relating to oil and gas.On November 16, 2021, HornBlasters announced that they had acquired the Prestigious Air Whistles Division of Circor Leslie Controls, the oldest locomotive horn manufacturer in the United States. As a result, Circor Leslie Controls' horns, including its Supertyfon RS horn, will be sold by HornBlasters starting in 2021.
Mr. Peter V. Sattler (Chief Information Officer)
Mr. Alex Maki (VP of FP&A and Investor Relations)
Mr. Varun Vijay Rao (Pres ? India)
Ms. Tanya Dawkins (VP & Corp. Treasurer)
CIRCOR International has been the recipient of several awards over the years, including Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur of the Year in 2012, the Governor's Award in 2014, the Technology Leadership Award in 2016, and the Business Excellence Award in 2018.
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