Mooney Industrials To Represent Timken Super Precision Products

    KEENE, N.H., March 21 Timken Super Precision is looking to
the west. In an effort to continually improve its customer relationship
network, The Timken Company subsidiary is expanding its sales
representation beginning in the western United States and Canada.
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    Timken Super Precision manufactures ball bearings and related products for
applications such as airplane instruments, medical equipment, and
semiconductor manufacturing tools. Timken Super Precision's sales staff is now
teaming with manufacturer representative agencies to enlarge their sales
efforts.
    On March 17, Mooney Industrials Inc. began representing Timken Super
Precision products in Northern Mexico, Arizona, New Mexico, California,
Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii,
Alaska, British Columbia, Alberta, and Saskatchewan. Timken Super Precision
chose Mooney Industrials from a pool of more than 50 manufacturer
representatives.
    "Mooney Industrials brings 28 years of industry experience to our sales
representation," said Dick Olson, manager of manufacturer representatives at
Timken Super Precision. "That experience will help us serve our customers
better."
    Headquartered in San Rafael, California, Mooney Industrials represents a
wide variety of industrial products related to Timken Super Precision markets
including high precision ball bearings, miniature components and medical
equipment.
    "We're excited to represent Timken Super Precision products," said Herb
Mooney, founder and president Mooney Industrials. "Timken Super Precision
really fits our product line."
    The Timken Company ( http://www.timken.com ) is a leading
international manufacturer of highly engineered bearings, alloy and specialty
steels and components, as well as related products and services. With
operations in 24 countries, the company employs about 20,500 people worldwide
and recorded 2000 sales of U.S. $2.6 billion.