Founded in 1958 from the trunk of V.R. Hershberger’s car, Hersh Packing & Rubber Company remains a family-owned Central Ohio business known for helping customers get back to work. Its three ParkerStore locations support industrial customers with hydraulic hose and fitting service, including replacements made while they wait.
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Ohio Hydraulics, IncFounded in a Mt. Healthy garage in 1944, Ohio Hydraulics makes hydraulic hose assemblies and fittings while also repairing cylinders and fabricating custom components for Cincinnati-area industry. Now led by the third and fourth generations of the Davis family, the company works from a 21,000-square-foot Sharonville facility and is known for its “Assemblies While U Wait” service.CINCINNATI, OH
Moreland Hose and Belting CorpSince 1964, Moreland Hose and Belting Corp. has built custom hydraulic and industrial hose assemblies at its Long Island counters, where customers can bring in a failed or obsolete hose and often leave with an exact replacement the same visit. Founded by Joseph A. Delmore in Hempstead, the independently owned company now operates walk-in shops in Hempstead and Oakdale, stocking more than 100,000 feet of hose and tens of thousands of fittings. Every employee is certified in hydraulic hose assembly, supporting the company’s specialty in matching discontinued OEM parts and fabricating assemblies while customers wait.HEMPSTEAD, NY
Turner HydraulicsTurner Hydraulics began in 1978, when Bill Turner repaired hydraulic jacks in a backyard garage, and it remains a family business led by his son Dan, who bought the company in 1993. From its 35,000-square-foot Carlisle facility, Turner is known for practical, hands-on fluid-power expertise serving businesses that depend on industrial and mobile equipment. Its round-the-clock field crews support customers when hydraulic systems fail, while its shop handles complex repairs and custom work.238990CARLISLE, PA
Fournier Rubber & Supply CoFournier Rubber & Supply Co. has been a Columbus-based industrial business since Lee and Nell Fournier founded it in 1933. After Lee Fournier’s death the following year, Nell led the young company through its early growth, and ownership later passed to longtime employee Dennis Davidson before moving to the next generation in 2018. Today, Fournier serves industrial customers across the United States and beyond, drawing on its long history in custom rubber products.COLUMBUS, OH