Hayward Tyler signs agreement with Ruhrpumpen
Pump supplier for the energy sector Hayward Tyler has announced an agreement with Ruhrpumpen, a leading manufacturer of pump systems, to better serve customers in the conventional power and industrial markets.
Under a license agreement, Ruhrpumpen will exclusively manufacture, sell, and supply parts and services for Westinghouse and Babcock & Wilcox pumps, using Hayward Tyler’s Intellectual Property.
The resulting agreement includes all new and replacement Westinghouse vertical pump products, parts and equipment and Babcock & Wilcox industrial pumps.
“This agreement is a significant opportunity to take advantage of our complementary capabilities and help us deliver greater value to our existing and future customers,” said Benjamin Hardy, President of Hayward Tyler Inc. “We are excited to strengthen our relationship with Rurhpumpen Group.”
“We are proud to once again partner with Hayward Tyler to service the conventional power and industrial markets,” said Marcelo Elizondo, president of Global Sales and Marketing for Rurhpumpen Group. “This alliance has the capabilities and resources to meet the needs of the markets.”
Under a license agreement, Ruhrpumpen will exclusively manufacture, sell, and supply parts and services for Westinghouse and Babcock & Wilcox pumps, using Hayward Tyler’s Intellectual Property.
The resulting agreement includes all new and replacement Westinghouse vertical pump products, parts and equipment and Babcock & Wilcox industrial pumps.
“This agreement is a significant opportunity to take advantage of our complementary capabilities and help us deliver greater value to our existing and future customers,” said Benjamin Hardy, President of Hayward Tyler Inc. “We are excited to strengthen our relationship with Rurhpumpen Group.”
“We are proud to once again partner with Hayward Tyler to service the conventional power and industrial markets,” said Marcelo Elizondo, president of Global Sales and Marketing for Rurhpumpen Group. “This alliance has the capabilities and resources to meet the needs of the markets.”
