SPX Corporation
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SPX Corporation is a Fortune 500
multi-industry manufacturing firm. SPX's business segments serve developing and emerging end markets, such as global infrastructure, process equipment, and diagnostic tool industries. With corporate headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina, they have operations in more than 35 countries around the world. Their products include pumps, valves, and other fluid handling devices; diagnostic tools, fare-collection, and cable/pipe locators; cooling, heating, and ventilation equipment; and compactors, power systems, broadcast antenna systems, dairy dryers and aerospace components.
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multi-industry manufacturing firm. SPX's business segments serve developing and emerging end markets, such as global infrastructure, process equipment, and diagnostic tool industries. With corporate headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina, they have operations in more than 35 countries around the world. Their products include pumps, valves, and other fluid handling devices; diagnostic tools, fare-collection, and cable/pipe locators; cooling, heating, and ventilation equipment; and compactors, power systems, broadcast antenna systems, dairy dryers and aerospace components.
SPX businesses
- SPX Flow Technology
- SPX Service Solutions
- Radiodetection
- GFI Genfare
- Balcke-Durr
- Clyde Union Pumps
- SPX Cooling Technologies
- SPX Heat Transfer
- Flash Technology
- Dielectric Communications
- SPX Precision Components
- SPX Hydraulic Technologies
- TCI International
- Kayex
- Thermal Product Solutions
- Weil-McLain
- Marley Engineered Products
- Waukesha Electric Systems