Fluid Power System Manufacturer
Fluid Power System Manufacturer in the Eastern United States
On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)
Location undisclosed
Business overview
This Eastern United States manufacturer produces branded NFPA hydraulic and pneumatic actuators and accessories. It has operated for over 60 years and maintains decades-long customer relationships. It serves OEMs, end customers, and distributors across the United States. Its proprietary technology self lubricates air systems.
Revenue totals $8,669,613, with EBITDA of $617,773. Cross-selling, new marketing, automation, and customer repair training offer growth avenues. Three office and manufacturing facilities measure 11,600, 5,400, and 30,000 square feet. The owner seeks retirement and offers transition support; one affiliate-owned property can join the sale, and two third-party leases are assumable.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Strategic acquirers in fluid power manufacturing seeking branded NFPA hydraulic and pneumatic actuators.
- OEMs and distributors seeking cross-selling opportunities across the United States.
- Industrial machinery operators interested in automation and customer repair training as growth avenues.
Details
- Reason for selling
- The president and sole owner seeks a full exit to pursue retirement and is willing to remain for a transition period.
- Real estate
- Owned, available separately
Frequently Asked Questions
The company produces branded NFPA hydraulic and pneumatic actuators and accessories. Its proprietary technology self lubricates air systems.
The company serves OEMs, end customers, and distributors across the United States. It maintains customer relationships that span decades.
The company reports $8,669,613 in gross revenue. Its EBITDA totals $617,773.
The company uses three office and manufacturing facilities measuring 11,600, 5,400, and 30,000 square feet. One affiliate-owned property can join the sale, and buyers can assume two third-party leases.
The president and sole owner seeks a full exit to pursue retirement. The owner is willing to remain for a transition period.