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Rotex’s aftermarket service division plans to add more high-quality field experts

to help its customers continue to achieve peak performance. 

By Janice Hoppe-Spiers

Rotex specializes in developing and manufacturing industrial screening and separation machines, but the sale and delivery of a machine is just the start of a more than 20-year relationship with its customers. “Rotex’s first concern is the long-term success of our customers,” says Joe Taylor, aftermarket sales manager. “Rotex’s goal is to be the first call. With a Rotex service division only a phone call, text or email away, we want to be the first call they make when they have a service, training or maintenance need. You only gain that kind of reputation by coming through for your customer each and every time.”

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A third-generation oil and gas magnate is leading OGC Consulting into a new era. 

By Kat Zeman, Knighthouse Media

Although he continues to operate the company in alignment with his late parents’ vision, Byron Blunk is making a big push for modernization.

A third-generation agent in the oil and gas industry, Blunk is pushing his family business into a digital era. “We’re digitalizing all of our operations,” says Blunk, who operates the company in partnership with his brother Michael Blunk. “I will be able to run OGC from anywhere in the world that has an internet connection.”

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Savant’s wireless guidance system can boost its clients' efficiency while helping them save money.

By Alan Dorich

If there is anything companies continually strive for, it is savings. There’s a constant drive to boost efficiency while saving money and human resources. Savant Steering Technologies offers an innovative way to do just that when it comes to horizontal directional drilling (HDD), General Manager Sean Hogan says.

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Robertson Petroleum Group strikes the basin of success. 

By Kat Zeman, Knighthouse Media

Robertson Petroleum Group may not be a giant firm, but it’s a fast-growing consulting business with expanding territories and a mushrooming portfolio. 

Since its inception in 2016, the Lubbock, Texas-based company has grown by leaps and bounds. “We’ve gone from four employees to 42,” President Matthew Robertson says. “And we will continue to grow. I think we will double in the next year, both from headcount and workflow.”  

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