Process Control Corp

Sidel Inc. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sidel S.A.S, a packaging solutions provider headquartered in Octeville, France. The company, which was established in 1984 in Norcross, Ga., was the first subsidiary of Sidel S.A.S. Sidel is the headquarters for business in the United States, Canada and the Caribbean. The company is a manufacturer of machines that produce plastic bottles. Sidel has more than 600 blow-molding and filling machines in production in North America that output from 500 to 50,000 bottles per hour. Sidel s products include blow-molding and tooling machines, filling systems, air conveying equipment, powder processing machines and packaging systems. The company also offers equipment training, spare parts and after-sales service.

Prime Tech Inc., established in 1985 and recognized as a woman-owned small business, specializes in the international sourcing and importing of spare parts for machinery primarily manufactured in Europe and Asia. Led by a dedicated team with extensive technical expertise, the company navigates the complexities of global trade to ensure efficient procurement processes for its clients. With a commitment to exceptional customer service, Prime Tech delivers a range of products including thermal insulation materials, filtration systems, and pressure regulators, while maintaining relationships with reputable OEMs. The company prides itself on transparency, integrity, and a proactive approach, making it a trusted partner for sourcing high-quality spare parts without minimum purchase order requirements. Generated from the website

A subsidiary of Lennox International, Heatcraft provides climate-control solutions for commercial and industrial applications in more than 70 countries. Heatcraft manufactures evaporators, condensers and other refrigeration products through five market-leading brands, including Bohn, Larkin, Climate Control, Chandler and Interlink. The compnay provides the expertise needed to engineer systems to meet the demands of the most rigorous operating environments. It is a high-quality, engineering-driven organization based in Stone Mountain, Ga., with manufacturing facilities in Stone Mountain, Tifton, Ga., and Danville, Ill. Heatcraft's 325,000-sq.-ft., state-of-the-art facility in Danville employs more than 400 people in production and customer service. Processes include sheet metal, coil and tubing fabrication.