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STRONGSVILLE, OH— (June 2011) — Sly, Inc., (www.slyinc.com), is pleased to announce the opening of a new sales representative office for the Georgia and Tennessee area. Synertek Process Equipment of Dunlap, TN is representing Sly in the states of Georgia and Tennessee. Synertek was founded in 1989, specializing in material handling, conveying, and process equipment for dry bulk solids and powders. Scott Engel, partner, is a graduate of Georgia Tech with a degree in Industrial Engineering.  Scott Engel has previous work experience in the power and paper industries. Scott Holland, partner, is a graduate of Georgia Tech with a degree in … Continue reading »

STRONGSVILLE, OH— (May 2011) — Sly, Inc., (www.slyinc.com), has moved its world headquarters to Suite 600 of 8300 Dow Circle, Strongsville, OH 44136. Previously located in Suite 100. Suite 600 is located on the west side of the Dow Circle campus. The remodeled 9000 sq. ft. of office space features a high-tech conference room and modern designed floor plan to promote greater interdepartmental communication and productivity. Sly, Inc. manufactures a full line of industrial fabric filter dust collectors and baghouses, cartridge collectors, wet scrubbers for particulate collection, retractable dustless bulk loading spouts, and aftermarket parts for their own and competitors’ … Continue reading »

STRONGSVILLE, OH— (April 2011) — Sly, Inc., (www.slyinc.com), is pleased to announce the addition of Bill Fader, sales representative, to the Pittsburgh Territory. Bill joins John Fader at Bulk Tec Equipment which is a leading Manufacturer’s representative firm specializing in material handling equipment and systems. Bill holds a mechanical engineering degree from Penn State Erie, The Behrend College. He has worked as a systems engineer designing, quoting, engineering and commissioning dilute phase pneumatic transfer systems. The past two years were spent in Europe working with international equipment manufacturers to design and supply feeders, bag fillers bucket elevators, bin vents, filter … Continue reading »

STRONGSVILLE, OH — March 15, 2011 — In anticipation of strong demand for industrial dust collection equipment for industrial manufacturing processes in 2011, Sly, Inc. (www.slyinc.com) has strengthened its support staff in new equipment operations. Four new positions have been created in Sly’s Strongsville, OH headquarters, including the move of Dave Mosinski to the newly created role of Contract Administrator / Estimator. Dave joins Rob Koch in this role where they will team up to support new equipment sales with estimating assistance on equipment proposals in addition to performing post-order activities. Stephanie Coughlan has been promoted to the role of … Continue reading »

CLEVELAND, OH — February 15, 2011 — Sly, Inc., (www.slyinc.com), the 137-year old manufacturer of air pollution control products, has implemented a number of upgrades to its website. A general capabilities presentation narrated by Sly’s president, Steve Ragan, is now available on the “About Us” page at http://www.slyinc.com/about-us/ .  This 15-minute presentation includes an overview of Sly, Incorporated, and its locations and manufacturing capabilities.  In addition, the full Sly product line is introduced:  fabric filter dust collectors, cartridge collectors, and wet scrubbers, as well as bulk loading spouts and a full-service aftermarket parts department.  The capabilities presentation is about 15 … Continue reading »

CLEVELAND, OH — January 4, 2011 — Sly, Inc., (www.slyinc.com), the 137-year old manufacturer of air pollution control products, in cooperation with Powder and Bulk Dot Com, has produced a three-part dust collection video lecture series called “Baghouse 101.” In the lecture series, Bill Kurz, Vice President of Sly, Incorporated will introduce the viewers to fabric filter (“baghouse”) dust collection systems. Lecture 1 examines the general approach for overall dust collection system design. Lecture 2 covers specifics about design and construction features of fabric filter dust collectors. Lecture 3 contains a discussion of dust collector sizing and selection fundamentals for … Continue reading »

Officials from Sly Inc., a manufacturer of air pollution control equipment used in industrial settings, have announced the company is expanding operations at its facility in Mathiston, Miss., in Webster County. The expansion represents a company investment of over $225,000 and is creating 33 new jobs, bringing the total number of employees at the facility to 60. Sly is adding 3,000 square feet to its facility and is remodeling a large portion of its existing 70,000-square-foot space in order to accommodate an increase in production. “I am pleased that Sly, a company that has been a valued corporate citizen in … Continue reading »

CLEVELAND, OH —August 6, 2010 — Sly Inc. has announced the appointment of Mike Maxwell to the position of Engineering Manager.  The appointment is effective August 17, 2010 and Mr. Maxwell will be based in Sly’s Strongsville, Ohio, office. “We are very pleased to welcome Mike to Sly,” says Steve Ragan, president, Sly Inc. “Mike brings a wealth of knowledge to Sly and he is well known and respected throughout the air pollution control industry.  It’s not often you find someone with his breadth and depth of experience.  Not only will Mike offer comprehensive technical support to our customers, representatives … Continue reading »

CLEVELAND, OH- May 15, 2009 – Sly, Inc., a 135 year old manufacturer of dust collectors and other air pollution equipment, has announced the formation of Sly Process Systems, LLC. The new company is dedicated to the design, manufacture and sales of dry bulk material handling, systems, including mechanical and pneumatic conveying products. Leading the new unit will be three long time professionals with over 75 years combined experience in the solid bulk material handling and processing equipment field: W. “H” Wilson, former Executive Vice President/COO of Walton/Stout, Inc.; Deborah Ellington, former National Sales Manager of Walton/Stout; and Patrick Jones, … Continue reading »