To be in business for 59 years you have to be doing something right and at Murray Pericval that’s all about understanding customers and responding to their needs. CEO & Sales Manager, Murray A. Percival Jr. joins SCOOP’s Philip Stoten to explore their products, their customers and their plans of

Murray Percival has opened a new Demonstration Room linking manufacturers and partners with customers looking for solutions in their SMT assembly process.

The fully functioning demo room at our Auburn Hills, MI headquarters contains the newest machines and materials that are used within the SMT process. The room currently features the Hanwha SM485 component placer, IBL BLC420 Vapor Phase, ITW MPM Momentum HiE screen printer, Purex 400i fume extraction system and an Optical Control OC-Scan SMD counter.

This demo room is designed to give our customers an opportunity to not only see these machines in action, but to also test your own products and processes on the machines in real time before you commit to an investment.  Murray Percival Jr, President of the Murray Percival company stated “Our goal has always been to help our customers and prospects make the best educated decision they can when selecting new equipment. Our new demo facility supports that education allowing our customers to make that decision regardless of whether we are selected as the supplier of choice or not”.

This facility will give our customers the convenience of a centralized demo location that contains a wide variety of machines and capabilities to help better understanding of these industry innovations. We plan on continual rotation of machines through the facility so that customers can constantly have a hands-on experience with the industry’s newest, high-performance machines that offer the best process improvements. Additionally, the demo room acts as an educational center for our team members to sharpen their knowledge which they then pass on to you, our customers, as well as being a resource for Murray Percival partners to utilize for product showcasing and presentations.

Hurricane Florence has brought sustained winds of 90 mph and will continue to bring catastrophic flash flooding to the Carolinas and surrounding states.

A buoy off the North Carolina coast has recorded waves nearly 30 feet (9 meters) high as Florence churned toward shore. Forecasters said conditions will deteriorate as the storm pushes ashore this morning near the North Carolina/South Carolina coastline and make its way slowly inland.  It’s surge could cover most of the Carolina coast putting it as much as 11 feet (3.4m) under water, and days of downpours could unload more than 3 feet (0.9m) of rain, causing severe flooding. Read more ›

Murray Percival Company is pleased to announce the appointment of Mike Leeds as the newest member of the Murray Percival technical sales team covering the Southern Ohio, Kentucky and Southern Indiana territory.

Previous to joining the Murray Percival team Mike worked as an account manager in the mechanical and industrial engineering industries with a proven record of success. Mike is thrilled to join the Murray Percival team and looks forward to a long and productive career with the experienced 58 year old company. Read more ›

The 2 days in May were packed full of engaging activities and presentations. These presentations were designed to educate and build confidence, plus foster collaboration and best practice sharing and provide plenty of opportunity for hands-on experience on the machines, rework and optical control systems

Murray Percival Sales team attends ERSA National Sales Meeting

Albrecht Beck, President and CFO of Kurtz Ersa Inc. kicked off proceedings with a welcome speech and then, along with VP Ernie Grice, presented Kurtz Ersa’s current sales successes and key corporate data, followed by the portfolio of tools and machines.

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