Aldinger Co., a Dallas-based provider of calibration and metrology services, has acquired Michigan-based Servo Innovations, a supplier of calibration and repair services.
This is Aldinger’s fourth acquisition in recent months, as last month it acquired Ohio-based OCS Technologies, which was Aldinger’s third announced acquisition within 30 days.
Terms of the Servo acquisition were not disclosed.
Aldinger called the Servo acquisition a strategic move that aligns with its growth strategy and underscores its commitment to delivering high-quality, comprehensive calibration solutions across various industries.
Aldinger CEO Joe Moser said Servo Innovations’ “unparalleled expertise in calibration and repair aligns perfectly with our core values of precision and quality.”
“This acquisition expands our technical capabilities and strengthens our ability to provide top-tier service to customers across a broader range of industries,” he added in a statement.
Servo Innovations has built “a strong reputation” for its dedication to quality and customer service, Aldinger said, delivering “reliable calibration and repair solutions in industries where accuracy is paramount.” The company serves industries such as automotive, aerospace and manufacturing and specializes in delivering precision calibration solutions that ensure the accuracy and efficiency of critical systems.
Aldinger said that by integrating Servo Innovations’ capabilities, it will significantly enhance its service offerings, providing customers with more advanced calibration and repair solutions.
The acquisition will allow Aldinger to offer an expanded range of services, providing customers with more comprehensive solutions for their calibration and repair needs, the company said.
Aldinger said this acquisition further solidifies its position as a leader in the calibration and repair industry, reinforcing its dedication to delivering the highest standards of precision and service.
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