Pryer Technology Group, Tulsa, Okla., created a distribution network made up of nearly 20 experienced machine tool distributors and dealers. >

InSinkErator, a Racine, Wis.-based manufacturer of food waste disposers and hot water dispensers, bought a CWP 18-in. by 0.03-in. by 15,000-lb. zig-zag press feeding system from Formtek Maine, Clinton, Maine. >

Danly IEM, Farmington Hills, Mich., celebrated its 90-year anniversary. >

Bystronic Inc., Elgin, Ill., added Delta, British Columbia-based Akhurst Machinery Ltd. as a distributor in western Canada. >

GE Aviation audited and approved United Performance Metals to perform laser machining/cutting for General Electric and its sub-tier providers. >

Wilson Tool International, White Bear Lake, Minn., acquired Milling Puncionadeiras, Sao Paulo, a punch press and ironworker tooling manufacturer for the fabrication industry in Brazil, expanding Wilson’s global manufacturing capabilities. >

Verisurf Software Inc., Anaheim, Calif., announced record annual revenue growth in 2011 and expansion into new corporate headquarters in Anaheim. >

Conveniently located just 10 minutes from Dallas Fort Worth airport, the Dallas Satellite Center (DSC) represents the latest example of Amada’s ongoing commitment to customer success. >

Brush Manufacturing Research, Los Angeles, launched an updated version of the company website. >

Dengensha America Corp., Bedford, Ohio, built a weld lab at its headquarters to offer customers and dealers training with Dengensha equipment, such as an NDZ series stationary welder. >

The Ohio Senate presented Wayne Trail Technologies Inc., Fort Loramie, Ohio, with a 2011 Edison Technology Center Award for Excellence. >

Roundo AB, a Hässleholm, Sweden-based provider of angle and section bending machines, joined a group of family-owned metal-fabricating companies in southern Sweden. >

O’Neal Industries Inc., Birmingham, Ala., through its subsidiary United Performance Metals, acquired Plus Ten Stainless Inc. >

SigmaNest, a CAD/CAM nesting software system from SigmaTek Systems LLC, Cincinnati, achieved SolidWorks 2012 certification. >

Fab-Line Machinery, St. Charles, Ill., hosted a distributor meeting in its showroom in September 2011 to celebrate the past year’s successes. >

Dixie-Southern Arkansas has chosen a 50,000-sq.-ft. facility in Springdale, Ark., to serve its growing Western, Southwestern and Midwestern customer bases with a custom steel-fabrication center. >

West Chester, Ohio-based Laspar LLC, a newly founded company, has become a full-service distributor for Durma fabrication equipment. >

Fabrico Inc., Oxford, Mass., acquired Johnson Tool & Mfg. Inc., Charlton, Mass. >

Tube Specialties Co., Troutdale, Ore., opened a manufacturing and freight logistics facility in Saltillo, Mexico. >

Willbanks Metals Inc., Fort Worth, Texas, added its second Bradbury eDrive leveler. >

Bystronic, Elgin, Ill., recently celebrated its 25th anniversary. >

ABB Robotics hosted nearly 1,000 people during its annual Technology Days event Oct. 11-13 at its North American headquarters in Auburn Hills, Mich. >

Equipois Inc., Los Angeles, won a 2011 Wall Street Journal Technology Innovation award for its success in manufacturing technology. >

Jesse Engineering, Tacoma, Wash., recently delivered a large-radius rotary draw pipe bender to a customer in British Columbia. >

MST Seamless Tube & Pipe, South Lyon, Mich., is investing in a quench-and-temper heat-treat line to better serve its customers. >