On 2025‑10‑16, Eaton announced the long‑term extension of its exclusive global distribution agreements with Satair and Proponent at the MRO Europe event in London. The Satair agreement extends the distribution of various commercial fuel components and pieces from Eaton’s Titchfield facility in the UK, while the Proponent agreement expands Eaton’s support for its commercial aftermarket business to include a wider range of commercial fuel and actuation components.
These agreements broaden Eaton’s aftermarket distribution network, ensuring global availability of critical parts and improving supply‑chain efficiency for customers in the aerospace and commercial fuel markets. By leveraging each partner’s distribution and logistics expertise, Eaton can deliver enhanced service and product knowledge to operators worldwide, reinforcing its strategic focus on the aerospace aftermarket.
Under the new agreements, Proponent will become the exclusive commercial aftermarket distributor of spare parts and line‑replaceable units (LRUs) for Eaton’s Grand Rapids, Michigan hydraulics facility and for the Euclid, Ohio fuel‑pump facility, effective January 1 2026. Satair will continue to distribute Eaton’s fuel components from the Titchfield facility, maintaining the long‑standing partnership that has delivered high performance and reliability for Eaton’s fuel products.
The expanded distribution agreements are expected to strengthen Eaton’s revenue streams from aftermarket services, improve customer satisfaction, and solidify its position in the high‑margin aerospace and fuel‑component markets. This material development aligns with Eaton’s broader strategy to enhance its aftermarket footprint and support long‑term growth in key end markets.
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