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Michael Evans is purchasing manager for the Ohio Crankshaft Company, Cleveland, Ohio. He may be reached at 216-341-7068 or at mevans@park-ohio.com. Park Ohio has more than 130 manufacturing, distribution and service facilities worldwide and more than 7,000 employees. For additional information, visit ohio-crankshaft.com or pkoh.com.
The Ohio Crankshaft Company was started a century ago in Cleveland, Ohio, by two enterprising young engineers. As their business grew, they found a way to increase the service life of their products by the use of induction-hardening technology, which they would name the TOCCO process.
