Pittsburg, KS - September 22, 2011 - DEPCO, LLC, Pittsburg, KS, announces today that they have acquired Gears Educational Systems, LLC, Hanover, MA, and will move them to their Pittsburg, KS facilities.
Gears Educational Systems is an innovator in providing hands-on engineering products to middle schools, high schools, and colleges. They differentiated themselves from competitors by offering robust products using industry-grade components. Gears products are designed and built to last for years in the classroom, resulting in better value. Their products are used in hundreds of high schools, colleges, and universities around the country.
Gears Co-founder, Michael Bastoni, is a veteran educator that has direct classroom experience in STEM education. He uses this experience to develop kits that address the needs of studens and teachers.
Gears Co-founder, Mark Newby, has spent over twenty five years in the high-tech industry as an electro-mechanical sales engineer. He has worked closely with machinists, metal fabricators, electrical and mechanical engineers helping create and assist in the design of electro-mechanical products. |
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