Business Segments
Emerson products, solutions and services go to market under seven business platforms:
- Emerson Process Management- product technology as well as engineering and project management services for precision control, monitoring and asset optimization of plants that produce power or that process such items as oil, natural gas and petrochemicals, food and beverage, pulp and paper, pharmaceuticals and municipal water and wastewater systems.
- Emerson Network Power- provides power backup systems, embedded power, precision cooling, and connectivity technologies for data centers, telecommunications networks, and other applications.
- Emerson Climate Technologies- global manufacturer of heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration solutions for residential, industrial and commercial applications, including Copeland Scroll compressors and White-Rodgers thermostats.
- Emerson Industrial Automation- global manufacturer of alternators, electric motors and drives, electrical distribution devices, mechanical power transmission, fluid automation and ultrasonic joining solutions.
- Emerson Appliance Solutions- manufacturer of food waste disposers (InSinkErator brand) and technology solutions used in washers and dryers.
- Emerson Storage Solutions- manufacturer of residential, healthcare, foodservice and commercial storage systems, including ClosetMaid and Metro brands.
- Emerson Professional Tools- power and hand tools, wet/dry vacs, and tool storage equipment for contractors and do-it-yourselfers, including RIDGID brand.
- Emerson Motor Technologies
- Emerson Innovation Center
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