Eckhart Announces Eagle Engineering Name Change

Eckhart Announces Eagle Engineering Name Change

Eckhart has already initiated the brand transition with Eagle Engineering and expects to complete the company wide effort by August of 2019.

Eckhart, an American-owned Industry 4.0 advanced manufacturing solutions provider, has announced that Eagle Engineering will adopt the Eckhart name, effective immediately.

Eagle Engineering is a premier industrial tool manufacturing company located in the Quad Cities region of Iowa. Located off of the I-80 corridor and just over two hours from Chicago, Eagle Engineering serves some of the largest agriculture and heavy construction companies in the world.

“Adopting the Eckhart name will simplify how we present Eckhart’s full suite of solutions to customers,” said Andy Storm, president and CEO of Eckhart. “As Eagle Engineering’s traditional customers continue to accelerate the adoption of Eckhart’s Industry 4.0 based technologies that include AGVs, collaborative robotics and 3-D printing, our goal is to provide a seamless one-stop-shop experience for customers. This rebranding effort will simplify how our sales and business development teams present Eckhart’s full suite of solutions to customers and help us bring more value to the manufacturing ecosystems we serve. When we create, build, and deliver real value as one company, our customers win.” 

The local facility and functional teams in Iowa will adopt the Eckhart name to streamline internal and external communication while also clarifying the company’s brand presence in the marketplace. “We believe a unified company brand makes it easier for all stakeholders to interact with our team. A common company brand strengthens how we recruit new employees, communicate with customers, and makes it easier for those outside of our company to learn more about Eckhart,” added Travis Turner, general manager of Eagle Engineering.

Eckhart has already initiated the brand transition with Eagle Engineering and expects to complete the company wide effort by August of 2019.

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