In 1949, Dresser's management was presented with an opportunity to broaden its product range beyond capital purchases. They were made aware of the potential to acquire the Magnet Cove Barium Corporation of Houston, Texas, the nation's second-largest producer of barite drilling mud. One of the partners was interested in selling their approximate one-third interest, which led to discussions with the owners about the possibility of selling the entire company. With Dresser's s
Bavarder sur InternetAfter several years, the partners succeeded in producing the world’s first coal mining machines. The new machines in turn created a demand for electric mine locomotives
Bavarder sur InternetIn 1974 Dresser acquired Jeffrey Galion, bringing to the company worldwide plants that manufactured mining and construction equipment. The price of $120 million and more
Bavarder sur InternetJeffrey Manufacturing Company was established in 1877 in Columbus, focusing on coal industry machinery and diversifying over the years to supply equipment for various
Bavarder sur InternetDresser Industries' Jeffrey Division, vironmental concerns, and the productivity located in Columbus, Ohio, supplies increases resulting from the use of continu underground
Bavarder sur InternetTwelve years ago, Jeffrey Mining Machinery Division of Dresser Industries Inc._x000D_ developed the 120H HELIMINER. This machine was the world's first fixed-drum
Bavarder sur InternetThe Jeffrey Manufacturing Company based in Columbus, Ohio was a leading producer of mining, conveying, and heavy industrial equipment for nearly 100 years. The Company
Bavarder sur InternetIn 1936, Jeffrey introduced the first so-called universal cutting machine, the 29U, which would become the coal industry’s mainstay for the next twelve years.
Bavarder sur InternetWhile mining machinery was still the smallest of Jeffrey-Galion’s three worldwide groups, both in sales and profits, it was the reason that Dresser Industries of Dallas, Texas, was
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