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Shermco Industries, an industry leader in electrical power system maintenance, repair, testing and training, announced today a plan to actively distribute key electro-mechanical components manufactured by Carbone of America, renowned for their high-performance products.
“We are very proud to carry the Carbone brand,” said Kevin Alewine, Director of Renewable Energy Services. “Upgrading equipment with their high-performance materials and components results in improved reliability and uptime for both electrical generators and motors.”
Shermco plans to distribute Carbone power and control collector rings and brushes for general industry applications and to the wind industry for wind turbine generator upgrades and maintenance. The new Carbone components will offer better designs, better functionality and better construction, which will translate into savings for potential end-users.
Carbone of America, a subsidiary of Carbone Lorraine, is distinguished worldwide for their expertise in industrial applications for many high-technology markets. Carbone’s pioneering solutions – involving graphite, precious metals, high-performance materials, and state of the art key components for electric and electronic equipment – are making their way around the globe, networking industrially and commercially in approximately 40 countries.
About SHERMCO
Shermco Industries (shermco.com) is a provider of safe, reliable testing, repair, professional training, maintenance and analysis of rotating apparatus and electrical power distribution systems and related equipment for the light, medium, and heavy industrial base nationwide. Founded in 1974 in Dallas, the company is comprised of two strategic business units; Machine Services Division and an Engineering Services Division. With a corporate location in Irving, Texas, a sales office in Brussels and service centers in Austin, Tulsa and Sweetwater, Shermco Industries has over 250 full-time employees and exceeds $65 million in annual revenues. The company is a member in good standing with the Electrical Apparatus Service Association and the International Electrical Testing Association.
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