Galco purchases industrial automation provider
Galco Industrial Electronics, Inc. has acquired Brozelco Inc., a Tennessee-based industrial automation solutions provider specializing in engineering, system integration, fabrication, and contracting.
The strategic acquisition expands Galco’s capabilities in industrial automation, particularly in custom control solutions, turnkey electrical projects, and hazardous location-certified system integration. (The Brozelco team is pictured at right.)
"Acquiring Brozelco enhances our ability to deliver comprehensive industrial automation, system integration, and engineering services to customers across key industries," said Allison Sabia, president and CEO of Galco. "Their expertise in utility switchyard refurbishment, rock quarry automation, and specialty mining products provides Galco with opportunities for expansion and growth in these industry verticals.”
For over 30 years, Brozelco has provided technical solutions across automation, mining, utilities, manufacturing, and industrial contracting, operating out of Rockford, Chattanooga, and Kingsport, TN.
"Brozelco has built a reputation for delivering high-quality automation solutions, system integration, and field services that keep industrial operations running smoothly," said David N. Brozenick, founder and president of Brozelco. "By joining Galco, we are strengthening our ability to serve customers with even more robust technical solutions, while continuing to operate with the same trusted relationships we’ve built over the years."
Brozelco will continue operating under its established name, maintaining its commitment to long-standing customer and supplier relationships while leveraging Galco’s extensive industrial distribution network, e-commerce capabilities, repair services, and engineering expertise.
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