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Company overview
The Hilliard Corporation designs, manufactures, and sells industrial brakes and braking systems for customers worldwide. It offers liquid fuel filtration products for applications, such as filtration, emission control, ion exchange systems, heat treating, power generation, metalworking, transformers, power utilities, turbines, chemical plants, and more. The company also provides industrial overrunning, intermittent motion, centrifugal, torque limiting, and drivetrain clutches for applications, such as utility and all-terrain vehicles, machine tools, recreation, robotics, mining, mills, industrial vehicles, cranes, marine, lawn and garden, medical equipment, outdoor power equipment, and more. In addition, it offers pneumatic start assembly for applications, which include gas transmission, power generation, turbines, reciprocating engines, oil exploration and gas lift, marine propulsion, and more; and filter presses, poly-presses, wine filters, ceramic membrane, and filter media for mining and metalworking, food and beverage processing, chemical and petrochemical processing, wastewater, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and biotech processing applications. Further, the company provides modular brakes, caliper brakes, MK rail and disc brakes, electric brakes, brake boss, brake discs and hubs, and mounting brackets; and hydraulic applied/spring released, spring applied/hydraulic released, pneumatic applied/spring released, spring applied/pneumatic, spring applied/electric released, power unit, brake discs and hubs, and mounting brackets. It serves winches, amusement/stage equipment, cranes, mining/mine hoists, conveyors/material handling, steel mills, lifts/elevators, marine/shipping, renewable energy, and pulp and paper industries. The company sells its products through distributors worldwide. The Hilliard Corporation was founded in 1905 and is based in Elmira, New York.
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The Hilliard Corporation designs, manufactures, and sells industrial brakes and braking systems for customers worldwide. It offers liquid fuel filtration products for applications, such as filtration, emission control, ion exchange systems, heat treating, power generation, metalworking, transformers, power utilities, turbines, chemical plants, and more. The company also provides industrial overrunning, intermittent motion, centrifugal, torque limiting, and drivetrain clutches for applications, such as utility and all-terrain vehicles, machine tools, recreation, robotics, mining, mills, industrial vehicles, cranes, marine, lawn and garden, medical equipment, outdoor power equipment, and more. In addition, it offers pneumatic start assembly for applications, which include gas transmission, power generation, turbines, reciprocating engines, oil exploration and gas lift, marine propulsion, and more; and filter presses, poly-presses, wine filters, ceramic membrane, and filter media for mining and metalworking, food and beverage processing, chemical and petrochemical processing, wastewater, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and biotech processing applications. Further, the company provides modular brakes, caliper brakes, MK rail and disc brakes, electric brakes, brake boss, brake discs and hubs, and mounting brackets; and hydraulic applied/spring released, spring applied/hydraulic released, pneumatic applied/spring released, spring applied/pneumatic, spring applied/electric released, power unit, brake discs and hubs, and mounting brackets. It serves winches, amusement/stage equipment, cranes, mining/mine hoists, conveyors/material handling, steel mills, lifts/elevators, marine/shipping, renewable energy, and pulp and paper industries. The company sells its products through distributors worldwide. The Hilliard Corporation was founded in 1905 and is based in Elmira, New York.