Livingston and Haven
Chris Fuller is an experienced engineer and account manager with a robust background in hydraulics and pneumatic systems. Currently serving as a Hydraulics and Pneumatics Engineer at Livingston and Haven since February 2015, Chris collaborates with account managers across Tennessee to develop solutions for various industrial systems. Prior roles include managing sales activities for over 50 accounts as an Account Manager and providing technical support as a Hydraulic Support Engineer. Previous experience encompasses innovation management and product development at ITW Dynatec, as well as product development and project engineering roles at Forefront Golf, Electrolux Home Products, and A.O. Smith. Chris holds an MBA in Marketing and a BSME in Mechanical Engineering from Tennessee Technological University.
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Livingston and Haven
Established in 1947, Livingston & Haven is one of the largest fluid power, mechatronic, lubrication and hose/connector companies in the Southeast United States. By utilizing a collaboration of engineers and industry-focused specialists we are able to provide innovative productivity solutions for manufacturers. L&H has worked on solutions that range from improving the speed of machines that put sleeve labels on plastic bottles, to designing and reconstructing a rocket cradle used to facilitate the launch to the International Space Station. Customers like International Paper, Bridgestone, Nucor and many others are well aware of our capabilities, and have been enjoying the benefits from a working partnership for many years. Through the collective experience of our sales engineers and application support personnel, we strive to develop answers and techniques to solve the toughest manufacturing challenges. Add our market leading vendors like Bosch Rexroth, Parker and Haskel and we can address almost any motion, maintenance or data integration issue. We also own two retail locations in North Carolina and Georgia that offer our customers the ability to quickly have a hose assembly repaired/replaced or to grab a spare part.