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Motion Industries acquires Miller Bearings, Inc.

Motion Industries, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Genuine Parts Company and industrial parts distributor of bearings, electrical and industrial automation, hydraulic and pneumatic components, safety products, and more, has agreed to acquire Miller Bearings, Inc., independent Florida distributor of industrial products, including bearings, power transmission products, fluid power, electrical and automation components, and more.

Miller’s customers represent a broad cross-section of industries in the state, which are presently being served from 17 locations.

According to William “Bill” Bieberbach, President and CEO of Miller Bearings, “Miller has been in business for 67 years, employing more than 130 people. We are very excited to become part of Motion Industries and the opportunities for growth that will be available to our talented team.”

Tim Breen, President and CEO of Motion Industries, stated, "The addition of Miller Bearings better positions Motion Industries for continued growth in the Southeast. We want to welcome all of the Miller Bearings employees to the Motion family and we look forward to the contributions they will make to our Company in the years ahead."

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