Enrange controls serve a broad range of applications, including overhead cranes, monorails, automatic guided vehicles, gates, doors, mining equipment and conveyors.
Magnetek material handling business vice president and general manager Perry Pabich said: “In conjunction with our current Telemotive and PulseStar radio control product lines, the acquisition of the Enrange business broadens the wireless control product portfolio we offer our existing customers and allows us to penetrate additional markets.”
He added that Enrange has a proven track record of developing state-of-the-art radio frequency products. “We will be able to expand the excellent service and technical support we are renowned for to Enrange customers,” he added.
Enrange will continue to operate out of its Canonsburg facility. Current Enrange president Chris Dulin will lead product marketing and wireless controls research and development for all of Magnetek’s radio control product lines.
Enrange eastern regional sales manager Dave Watenpool will handle sales for both Enrange and Magnetek radio control product lines, reporting to Ben Stoller, Magnetek business development manager.
