Hydrospex acquired by Actuant

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15 April 2010

Hydrospex HSL-2000 strand jacks owned by Vic's at a power plant in Spiritwood, North Dakota, USA

Hydrospex HSL-2000 strand jacks owned by Vic's at a power plant in Spiritwood, North Dakota, USA

Netherlands-based hydraulic heavy lifting equipment specialist Hydrospex has been acquired by Actuant Corporation. Actuant is the US-based owner of Enerpac Integrated Solutions of which Hydrospex will become a part.

At the same time, Actuant acquired Singapore-based engineering services company Team Hydrotec, also to be part of Enerpac, an industrial hydraulics and jacking equipment company in Actuant's Industrial business segment. Both acquisitions cost a total of around US$ 20 million.

"The products, technologies, engineering and geographic breadth of Team Hydrotec and Hydrospex are complementary to our existing competencies and will further strengthen our market leading heavy-lift solutions for the global infrastructure and other markets," said Brian Kobylinski, Actuant executive vice president energy and industrial segments.

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