Burkert USA Corp
Michael Hasson serves as the Area Sales Manager at Burkert USA Corp, focusing on the food and beverage industry and pharmaceutical companies across Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan since November 2023. Prior experience includes roles as US Sales Manager at OMAL USA Corp, Inside Sales Manager at TRIVACO overseeing multiple departments, and roles in engineering at various companies, including Engineering Evaluation & Design, Inc. and GE Aviation. Michael possesses a strong background in mechanical engineering, holding a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Kentucky, complemented by several years of experience in sales and design engineering.
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Burkert USA Corp
Burkert knowledge- Solenoid valves, Process and Control Valves, Sensors, and Microfluidics products for Hygienic Processing, Water Treatment and Cooling Systems, Gas and Steam Handling. Burkert products, solutions and complete systems can be used wherever fluid media and gases need to be measured, controlled and regulated. Whether the application is filling, level, flow, pressure or temperature we have a solution and a uniquely comprehensive range of products to handle it, including solenoid, process and analytical valves, pneumatic actuation, sensors and controllers. For Burkert it is not enough to simply offer individual products. Our aim is to provide complete system and application solutions that meet the specific needs of our customers. Tell us what you need and our engineers will find an appropriate solution using our vast experience and a wide range of services such as advice and engineering, installation, testing, and after-sales support. Bürkert's global presence offers our customers an additional advantage. Products and systems are constantly developed and optimized according to international standards. Through this process synergy effects evolve which ensure technological leadership and competitive advantage. So whether you need a single component or a fully integrated system, call Burkert first. It could be the only call you need to make.