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Metalforming Industry Movers & Shakers

Camfil Air Pollution Control (APC), Jonesboro, AR, a manufacturer of dust-, fume- and mist-collection equipment, appointed Alan O’Connell executive vice president in charge of worldwide operations. He previously served as president and CEO of Camfil APC’s parent company, the Camfil Group, Stockholm, Sweden.

Trumpf Inc., Farmington, CT, promoted James Rogowski from director of machine and power tool products to vice president, technical service. He also has served the company, a manufacturer of sheetmetal-fabricating machinery and industrial lasers, as managing director of Trumpf Canada.

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Italian-Made Tube/Pipe Punching Machines Gain U.S. Representation

Cole-Tuve, Inc., White Marsh, MD, has been appointed the exclusive U.S. and Canadian distributor for high-speed CNC tube and pipe punching machines manufactured by Apollo s.r.l. Apollo manufactures 22 hydraulic machines for punching and drilling pipes as well as round, square and rectangular tubes. The machines can punch 2 holes/sec., and provide accuracy to 0.2 mm from first to last hole on a 3-m-long tube; http://apollosrl.com/mission.html. Cole-Tuve is online at www.coletuve.com/.

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Metalforming Industry Movers & Shakers

Total Grinding Solutions, Warren, MI, a manufacturer of centerless grinders, hired Chanley Chambers as global sales director.

Waterjet-equipment manufacturer Flow International Corp., Kent, WA, appointed Dick LeBlanc president of Flow Waterjet. He previously served the company as vice president of global sales and marketing.

PwC US, the U.S. member firm of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, named four new leaders in its industrial products practice: Michael Tomera, metals leader; Charles Marx, aerospace and defense leader; Pamela Schlosser, chemicals leader; and Jennifer Fahey, business and professional services leader.

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