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Pall Corporation has been partnering with customers for over 60 years helping them to solve their most critical and difficult fluid management challenges. One of the earliest calls for assistance came from the fledging commercial aviation industry after landing gear failures grounded a fleet of new jets. The hydraulic systems were much more contamination sensitive than earlier technology and required sophisticated filtration to protect them. Pall’s quick response helped customers solve a crippling problem and get the planes flying and landing safely again. Contamination was at the root of the problem then just as it often is today.
Over the years there have been many more calls for assistance – to help increase product quality, yields and efficiency, meet regulations, remove barriers to innovation, or open a new facility. Pall has amassed the broadest filtration, separation and purification capabilities and experience in the world answering them. Our commitment is to continuously enhance our ability to provide customers with the most effective Total Fluid ManagementSM solutions to help ensure their success.
When our customers succeed, Pall succeeds. And so, we will continue to follow the guiding principles that have brought us to where we are today. This means we will strive to do more for customers than others in our field. And we will always do what’s right for them and for those who put their trust in us.
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July 30, 2010
Quick Facts
25 Harbor Park Drive
Port Washington, NY 11050
Telephone: (516) 484-5400
July 31, 1946 New York State
PLL Common Stock. NYSE: PLL
$2.3 Billion
Two broad businesses:
Life Sciences and Industrial
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