Business Briefs for the Week of Oct. 12, 2009

Lutron Electronics Co. recently announced the settlement of its International Trade Commission complaint against Neptun Light. The complaint contained allegations that Neptun dimmers infringed a Lutron patent relating to Lutron’s lighting control products.

In September, WAGO Corp. marked 30 years of innovation in North America. Established 1979 in a small suburban Milwaukee office by one employee, WAGO operates out of a 75,000 sq-ft manufacturing complex in Germantown, Wis.

Brady Worldwide recently launched a new array of tech support services and product protection plans. With the addition of Brady 360 Professional Tech Support Service and two new Brady 360 Printer Protection & Care Plans, Brady now offers its customers an array of high-quality printers; high-performance label materials; and advanced service, support, and expertise to keep their label printers in working condition.

Graybar is enhancing its presence in New Jersey and New York to position itself for growth and to better serve area customers. Graybar will open a full-service logistics center in Carteret, N.J., to serve as the primary shipping location for the New York and New Jersey area.

On October 1, TAC became the Buildings Business of Schneider Electric.