Viking Corporation
Deron Lock has extensive work experience in various roles and industries. Deron started their career in 1987 as a Grain Originator at Continental Grain Company. Deron then joined Koch Industries in 1988, where they held several positions including Production Scheduler, Sales, and Trader/General Manager. In 1996, they became General Manager at Koch Industries. In 1999, they became the Chief Executive Officer of Viking Shot Blast Systems, where they currently hold the position.
Deron Lock obtained their Bachelor's Degree in Agricultural Economics from Kansas State University, between the years 1983 and 1987.
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Viking Corporation
Viking Blast and Wash Systems manufactures and distributes a full line of industrial cleaning equipment including abrasive shot blast machines, parts washers and vibratory deburring equipment. This equipment cleans and removes mill scale, dirt, rust and is ideal for the preparation of large numbers or exceptionally complex parts for painting or other finishing operations. We also offer an extensive line of replacement parts including everything from blast wheel blades to electrical components – even replacement parts for our competitors’ equipment. Additionally we offer a wide range of premium quality abrasives and cleaning compounds. Located in Rose Hill, Kansas, Viking is completely US owned and operated. Our location in the center of the country allows us to offer fast and convenient shipping anywhere in the United States. Viking began manufacturing blast machines for the automotive industry over 30 years ago. Since that time, Viking’s product line has expanded from a few standard machines specific to that industry to a full product line. Machine types offered include indexing spinner hangers, and belt and basket style tumble, and table batch style blasters; chainbelt, monorail, skew roll, and roller table flow through blast systems; 13 different styles of parts washers including both batch and flow through models, all available in numerous sizes and configurations; tub and bowl vibratory deburring machines; and dust collection systems. Viking machines can be found in numerous industries operating in over 25 countries.