DeGeest Acquires Coating Delivery Technologies

In this episode of "Manufacturing a Stronger Standard," host Derek DeGeest welcomes Bill Robinson, the new National Application Manager for DeGeest Corporation, to discuss the exciting new acqusistion of his company Coating Delivery Technologies (CDT) by DeGeest and their shared commitment to innovation in automation. The conversation delves into the unique challenges and opportunities facing today’s manufacturers, focusing on how technology like Nitrotherm® and Polifluid® systems can transform painting and coating processes.

 

A key highlight of the episode is the announcement of DeGeest’s role as the national distributor and integrator of Eurosider technology in the U.S. after the acquisition of CDT. This strategic move combines DeGeest’s expertise in automation and production with decades of Eurosider’s innovations, offering manufacturers a comprehensive solution. Their “Proven Path to Automation” ensures that companies, whether they are using manual processes or looking to add robotics, have a clear, scalable plan to improve efficiency and quality. 

 

Derek and Bill emphasize the importance of adapting to today’s workforce dynamics and market demands, ensuring that companies can sustain production even as skilled workers become harder to find. They highlight how the right technology, like Nitrotherm and Polifluid, helps stabilize processes, allowing manufacturers to achieve consistent results with less dependence on individual expertise. 

 

With upcoming trade shows and new products on the horizon, this episode showcases the passion and vision driving DeGeest’s mission to support the U.S. manufacturing industry. It’s a must-listen for any business looking to optimize their finishing operations, reduce costs, and stay competitive in an evolving market.

 

Bill shares his journey from the automotive sector to industrial applications, where he discovered the game-changing benefits of Nitrotherm technology. This system addresses issues in traditional compressed air applications by providing a more stable and efficient carrier, resulting in improved quality, reduced material waste, and faster production times. Derek and Bill explore how these solutions can be integrated seamlessly into existing processes to support manual applications and pave the way for future automation.