L.B. Foster renames previously acquired Portec Rail companies

Thursday, 11 October 2012 01:45:06 (GMT+3)   |  
       

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based L.B. Foster Company announced Wednesday that it will change the names of several of its subsidiary companies acquired from Portec Rail Products, Inc. to L.B. Foster Rail Technologies to more accurately brand the innovative unit and better represent its rail product development capabilities. L.B. Foster acquired the technology-based rail products manufacturer and most of its subsidiaries in December 2010. L.B. Foster has already completed the following name changes: Portec Rail Products, Inc. was changed to L.B. Foster Rail Technologies, Inc.; Kelsan Technologies Corp. was changed to L.B. Foster Rail Technologies, Corp.; Portec Rail Products (UK) Limited was changed to L.B. Foster Rail Technologies (UK) Limited.

"The Rail Technologies business has been a successful addition to the L.B. Foster family.  The rebranding links our innovative product engineering with L.B. Foster's renowned quality and service," said John Kasel, Senior Vice President, L.B. Foster Rail Business. The new Rail Technologies business manufactures friction management, track components and measurement system products for worldwide wheel/rail interface markets.


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