Separators, Inc.

Separators, Inc. specializes in centrifuge and separator services, offering equipment maintenance, remanufactured parts, and repairs to enhance operational efficiency across various industries. Founded in 1985 and headquartered in Indianapolis, US, Separators, Inc. provides centrifuge services focused on major and minor equipment maintenance.

The company's founder, Stephen Dohm, has a history of involvement in the industry. In May 2011, the company was sold to a strategic buyer, marking a significant change in ownership. The company specializes in providing comprehensive centrifuge and separator services, focusing on both major and minor equipment maintenance, remanufactured equipment, and high-quality parts. Their primary offerings include on-site repair services, emergency repairs, and scheduled maintenance, designed to enhance the performance and longevity of centrifuge systems across various industries.

Key customer segments include the dairy, food, beverage, bio-pharma, and industrial fluids sectors, serving notable clients such as Chobani, Nestlé, and Thermo Fisher Scientific. The company operates primarily in the United States, catering to fluid milk plants and processing facilities that require efficient separation processes in their production lines. With a commitment to customer support, they provide bilingual service technicians, accommodating a diverse workforce and ensuring effective communication with end users. The company's revenue is generated through service contracts, emergency repair engagements, and the sale of remanufactured centrifuge equipment and parts.

Clients typically engage in business through direct service agreements that may include regular maintenance schedules or one-time repair services. The pricing structure is tailored to the specific needs of clients, covering various service levels from basic maintenance to comprehensive overhauls. Flagship services include on-demand emergency repairs that ensure minimal downtime for clients, as well as routine inspections and parts replacement that optimize operational efficiency. Transactions are primarily B2B, reflecting the company's focus on providing specialized solutions to industrial customers rather than direct consumer sales.

As of May 2011, following the strategic sale of Separators, Inc. , the company has not publicly announced specific upcoming products or geographic expansions. Future growth strategies may involve seeking opportunities in new markets and refining service offerings, although detailed plans and timelines have not been disclosed.