Motion & Control Enterprises LLC (MCE) is proud to announce it was recently awarded the prestigious designation as a Connector Technology Center (CTC) by Parker Hannifin Corporation.
The CTC designation is an elite honor reserved for the top tier Fluid Connector distributors who achieve specific proficiencies and capabilities as defined by Parker.
MCE achieved the CTC designation following an exhaustive Management and Performance (MAP) evaluation of all nationwide Parker Fluid Connector distributors. The MAP evaluation extensively reviews distributor performance in 38 categories that Parker considers critical for the CTC. Among other things, MAP considers financial condition, management strength, planning capabilities, sales and marketing expertise, and historical performance.
In addition to the CTC designation, Parker also recently awarded MCE’s RitterTech-PA division with a Diamond Team Sales Award. To achieve this coveted distinction, the division must achieve 100% of established sales dollar quotas, meet specified yearly business objectives, and participate in Parker training sessions, among other things.
“We are very proud to have received these distinctive Parker honors,” said Tim Hall, CEO of MCE. “Our team has worked diligently to achieve these successes over the past year and we will continue to strive for excellence in 2018 and beyond.”
MCE is a multi-state industrial distributor of Parker Hannifin motion and control systems, Graco industrial lubrication equipment, Enerpac high-pressure power tools, and other top manufacturers of fluid power and industrial lubrication products. As such, MCE provides automation, motion and control, fluid handling, and lubrication expertise to the Great Lakes industrial region through the combined efforts of its operating divisions that include RitterTech, Primet Fluid Power, Tri-State Hose & Fitting and Fluid Systems Engineering. Headquartered in Western Pennsylvania, MCE has multiple regional fulfillment centers and ParkerStore™ locations throughout Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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