Lube-Tech, a lubrication and energy services provider, will be deploying thousands of tank monitoring devices from SkyBitz starting this month. To meet Lube-Tech’s robust data collection requirements, ...

Growth fact: When Chris and Marna Bame bought Lube-Tech in 1993, the company had just 17 employees and $10 million in annual revenue. Market: In addition to its Golden Valley headquarters, Lube-Tech ...

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In order to expand its technology and sustainability trace, Sealed Air Corporation SEE has acquired Dry Lube Ltd. and its subsidiary Dry Lube Inc. The acquisition is in sync with Sealed Air’s Change ...

ST. PAUL, Minn. — Lube-Tech & Partners L.L.C. has acquired Mighty Auto Parts distribution franchises in Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin, establishing the St. Paul-based automotive lubrication products ...

Lube-Tech CEO Chris Bame announced yesterday a $16 million capital investment by the company in Louisiana, where Lubrication Technologies will renovate a manufacturing facility in Shreveport. The ...

Lube-Tech & Partners, LLC will go to market under the Lube-Tech brand and will have central branches in Des Moines, IA, St. Paul, MN and Milwaukee, WI. To learn more visit www.lubetech.com. About ...

Shell Lubricants has launched its second annual Technology Tour. This is a multi-media conference designed to educate fleet professionals about upcoming changes and expectations in new equipment ...

The synthetic lubricants market is anticipated to increase due to continuous research and innovation in lubricant formulations are creating high-performance synthetic products tailored for specialized ...

Richard Tucker is responsible for the technology development for Shell’s commercial and industrial lubricants and fuels. Prior to 2006, when he was appointed to the role, Richard held a number of ...

The oil and gas industry often gets a bad rap, but Christian (Chris) Bame, CEO and chairman of Lubrication Technologies Inc., says that people should take another look. “What we do makes the world go ...