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Eaton Corporation

CAGE Codes:

1MAM7                                           1NDU7                                              1NG36                                             30NA9

31795                                             34EB8                                               36KU7                                             380H0

3CSG5                                            3LSL2                                               3LSN3                                             3LSS5

3LTU4                                             3LTV9                                               3LUS6                                             3LUS8

Operating Segments: Fluid Power, Electrical, Automotive, and Aerospace

HQ: Dublin, Ireland & Beachwood, Ohio, United States

Partners: NetApp, comAutoXray, Werthenbach Hydraulik-Antriebstechnik GmbH, HP, AES, Tribute, Inc., and others.

About Eaton Corporation

Eaton Corporation is an American-Irish conglomerate that primarily focuses on power management. With headquarters located in both the United States and Ireland, Eaton Corporation employs over 92,000 individuals across the globe in order to conduct business in more than 175 countries. With expertise in electrical, hydraulic, and mechanical power, Eaton Corporation ensures the reliability, efficiency, and sustainability of such operations for their customers.

Eaton Corporation traces its history back to the incorporation of Torbensen Gear and Axle Co. in 1911. Situated in Bloomfield, New Jersey, the company used financial backing from family in order to begin producing internal-gear truck axles. As the automotive market began to expand in its early years, the company moved to Cleveland, Ohio in order to locate themselves closer to the core of the industry.

In 1916, Torbensen Axle Company was incorporated as a successor to Torbensen Gear and Axle Co., and the company was bought out a year later by Republic Motor Truck Company. Two of the founders, Eaton and Torbensen, soon left the company after its acquisition to create Eaton Axle Company in 1919. In the following year, Eaton Axle Company merged with Standard Parts, and the company later bought back Torbensen Axle Co. to create Eaton Axle and Spring Company.

Leading into the present, Eaton focused on the expansion of their operations, establishing a foreign market presence in Canada and other countries. Furthermore, Eaton acquired a variety of businesses over the years to advance their capabilities, including entities such as Fuller Manufacturing, Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co., Samuel Moore & Company, Kenway Systems, and Cutler-Hammer. In the present, Eaton continues to manufacture a number of products that pertain to electrical and industrial sectors.

Products, Services, and Platforms

Products: Eaton Corporation offers a wide variety of products that cater to a diverse set of industries and applications. Some examples of their offerings include actuators and motion controls, clutches and brakes, cylinders, ducting solutions, electronic components, furniture, hydraulic motors and generators, connectors, plastics, lighting, pumps, transmissions, server racks, and more.

Services:  For their offered services, Eaton provides consulting, grid modernization, power systems automation and control, preventative maintenance, project management, system monitoring, training, troubleshooting & repair, and more.

Subsidiaries/Partners

Eaton Corporation has partnered with entities such as NetApp, comAutoXray, Werthenbach Hydraulik-Antriebstechnik GmbH, HP, AES, Tribute, Inc., and others during their operational history. Eaton also has a portfolio of subsidiaries including companies such as Crouse-Hinds Company, Moeller Electric Corporation, Cooper Bussmann Inc, Eaton Electrical Inc, Eaton SL, Argo Tech Corp, Wheelock, and Cooper B Line Inc.

Competitors

Eaton Corporation’s biggest competitors across their operating segments are Siemens, GE, Schneider Electric, Leviton, Emerson, Honeywell, ABB, Moog, Triumph Group, and Woodward.