Electronic Board Repair
When you think of ErieTec, what comes to mind? You’re probably most familiar with ErieTec when it comes to our part offerings. You know us for things like bearings, belts, …
Happy 2021!
It’s a new year, but we’re the same problem solving industry experts looking to provide you more by selling you less. What do you need this year? What would make …
ErieTec Gives Back: Pittsburgh
At ErieTec, we value collaboration and working toward helping our customers meet their goals. But in addition to helping our customers, we also value helping our community as a whole. …
COVID-19 Update: ErieTec is Open, Some Counters Closed
Update: 11/16/20 As of today, the following counters are open for business: The remainder are closed: Please remember that we are following CDC guidelines in all interactions! Wear your mask, …
Happy New Year!
OK, maybe we don’t actually host a ball-drop ceremony here at ErieTec on New Year’s Eve, but we still want to wish you Happy New Year! It’s a whole new …
Product Training: An ErieTec Advantage
When you work with ErieTec, you’re working with experts. We know an incredible amount about our products and what applications they’re best for – and we’re backed by some of …
Employee Spotlight: Pittsburgh Branch
At ErieTec, we see our employees as our family members. Being spread across six branches that serve several states, we don’t often have time outside of work to spend together, …
Arc Flash Training and Studies: Not a “One and Done”
ErieTec wants to make sure that your plant is operating safely. That means reducing the risk of an arc flash event causing harm to your people or your equipment. We …
Holiday Closings & Thank You!
Thank you for a great 2018! What a year it has been! We’ve been proud to serve each and every one of you throughout 2018. We completed many projects, engineered …
Happy Birthday to Us!
On September 29, 1958, Norman Ketchel started a distribution company called Erie Bearings Company. It was in a small, shared shop in Erie, and bearings were the sole focus. But …