Wayne is a division of Dresser Inc., an industrial conglomerate that was formed in 1880 in the United States when oil started to be produced in Texas, targeted to the supply of engineering equipment, systems and services for the oil industry and hydrocarbon-derived energy industry.
For more than 100 years Wayne is in the segment of dispensing equipment for liquid oil derivatives. In 1891, it developed the first pump for selling kerosene; in 1907, the first gasoline pump; in 1918, the first pump with visible product; in 1928, the first one with meter and volume indicator and in 1933 the first computer pump.
Wayne supports its global operation with its plants in the USA, Europe and Brazil.
Globalization
The global market share is one of the characteristics of Wayne's operations. To this end, it has world-class quality products, with international standardization at competitive prices.
This standardization follows the procedures below:
Integration between the engineering and production sectors of several plants, so as to rationalize the product, design and manufacturing processes.
Worldwide component standardization.
Globalized enhancement and development of the quality process.
Quick response time to the need for new technologies demanded by the market.
Communication among the several plants focused on improving and optimizing customer service.
Structuring the company and products to meet the customers' globalization objectives.
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