History

Dr. R. E. Bowles, Mr. R. W. Warren, & Mr. B. M. Horton create the Fluidic Amplifier

Bowles Engineering is founded

Bowles Fluidics is incorporated adding manufacturing capabilities

DLH Industries is founded by Mr. D. L. Houck as injection molding company in Canton, Ohio

Bowles Fluidics is awarded first Automotive business for the 1979MY Ford Mustang

DLH Industries first major customer General Electric for television control knobs

DLH Industries adds extrusion and forming capabilities

DLH Industries begins Automotive supply to General Motors

Bowles Fluidics attains Ford Q1 Quality award

DLH Industries expands manufacturing to 40,000 sq. ft. facility in Carrollton, Ohio

Bowles Fluidics begins manufacturing operation in Fresnillo, Mexico

DLH Industries recognized as GM "Supplier of the Year" the first of six (6) such awards

DLH Industries opens 65,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility in Bristol, Tennessee

DLH Industries begins manufacturing operation in Matamoros, Mexico

Bowles Fluidics acquired by Morganthaler Private Equity

DLH Industries acquired by Morganthaler Private Equity, merged with Bowles Fluidics to create dlhBOWLES

dlhBOWLES becomes official legal entity

New 135,000 sq. ft. distribution facility opens in McAllen, Texas

dlhBOWLES consolidates Manufacturing and Assembly into a single world-class facility designed and streamlined for our products in Reynosa, Mexico

Opens new facility in North Canton, Ohio to house Information Technology, Customer Support, and Sales Administration support teams

Receives Automotive News' PACEpilot innovation award in the inaugural year of such award for special project challenge from GM and through joint expertise of dlhBOWLES and RAPA in design of the multi-sensor Fluid Control Unit (FCU)

ABC Technologies acquires dlhBOWLES March 1, 2022