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    STRONGSVILLE – Filtration equipment specialist Clark-Reliance has acquired John C. Ernst & Co., a manufacturer and distributor of engineered measurement solutions and process observation equipment for liquid and steam applications.

    John C. Ernst, headquartered in Sparta, New Jersey, manufactures and distributes sight flow indicators, sight windows, liquid level gauges and flow meter products used by customers in demanding applications across a broad range of end markets.

    “John C. Ernst expands our portfolio of engineered measurement and process observation equipment products and solutions," said Patrick Babka, president and CEO of Clark-Reliance. "Additionally, John C. Ernst’s application expertise and customer reach are highly complementary with our industry-leading products and capabilities, including our Jerguson, Jacoby-Tarbox, and Ernst Flow Industries brands.”

    James Wolfe, president of John C. Ernst added: “We are convinced that Clark-Reliance is a perfect partner for John C. Ernst as we embark upon our next phase of growth. Clark-Reliance’s market leadership and experienced management team will greatly help John C. Ernst capitalise on its market position and further our company’s capabilities that my brothers, George, Geoff, and I have worked so hard to build.”

    Clark-Reliance, headquartered in Strongsville, OH, manufactures level instrumentation, process observation equipment, and filtration equipment for critical industries around the world. These technologies help end-users control, operate, and protect their facilities in a variety of liquid and steam management applications.

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