Kaman Industrial Technologies

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Kaman Industrial Technologies Corporation, a leading distributor of industrial parts operates over 200 customer service centers and five distribution centers across North America. Kaman offers more than three million items including bearings, mechanical power transmission, electrical, material handling, motion control, fluid power, automation and MRO supplies to customers in virtually every industry.

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Kaman Industrial Technologies' Ted Clayton is featured in the October isssue of Compressed Air Best Practices magazine.
There are a variety of means factories can use to remove or blowoff moisture from a package. Open tubes or drilled pipe are often viewed as simple low-cost methods. However, there are considerable drawbacks to these approaches, most notably increased operating expense. While they may be convenient and inexpensive in the short term, these approaches often cost 5-7 times more to operate than preferred alternatives.

Kaman Industrial Technologies Appoints Theodore M. Clayton to Head Energy and Power Management Programs

Kaman announced today the appointment of Theodore (Ted) M. Clayton as Marketing Manager, Energy and Power Management Services reporting to David Mayer, Vice President, Marketing.Ted will oversee the companys sales and marketing functions in the dynamic energy management field. Ted will implement programs that will deliver long-term savings to customers by driving higher levels of efficiencies.

Kaman Corporation announced today that Steven J. Smidler has assumed the role of President of its subsidiary, Kaman Industrial Technologies Corporation (KIT).Smidler succeeds T. Jack Cahill, who retired yesterday, and he reports to Neal J. Keating, Chairman, President and CEO of the parent company.