Ohm had been with Milwaukee Valve for thirteen years, starting in field sales as a regional manager based in the Midwest.

The company will be providing bronze gate valves, globe valves, check valves and scupper valves, double offset and triple offset butterfly valves, and a variety of ball valves to the construction of the Doris Miller.

Milwaukee Valve created the Ron Stockstell Memorial Award to celebrate the agency that has shown the greatest sales growth in quarter-turn products over the past year.

Ralph Teran, Milwaukee Valve regional manager honors Letsos of Lambda Specialties with the 2021 award.

In 2016, PHCPPros launched its first spotlight of women in the plumbing, heating, cooling and piping community. The spotlight launched just two years after one of the industry’s leading women’s events, now a dedicated affinity group, kicked off: American Supply Association’s (ASA) Women In Industry. 

The company has launched a weekly newsletter to provide updates on its ongoing operations during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Milwaukee Valve will continue to operate separately as a wholly-owned subsidiary of NIBCO, with no changes to its sales, customer service, administrative, manufacturing, or distribution operations.

For more than 50 years, the company has been manufacturing valves for use on a wide variety of U.S. Navy warships, including all 11 of the fleet carriers currently in service.

NIBCO recently released a Q&A that provides more details regarding the monumental acquisition.  

McLaughlin was a 19-year veteran of the valve manufacturer, working in a variety of engineering positions for the firm.

Every valve the company builds for the U.S. Navy is cast, machined, assembled and tested in the winning town of Prairie du Sac, Wisconsin.