Industrial brass and flow-control components distributor with manufacturing
Merit Brass is a Cleveland-based brass and stainless-steel pipe component manufacturer and distributor operating across four regional hubs. The stack reveals a traditional ERP-first business—SAP, Oracle, Dynamics 365, Kinaxis for supply-chain planning—paired with newer Microsoft cloud tools (Defender, Power Automate, Azure DevOps). Active hiring skews heavily manufacturing and ops (7 of 10 roles), with projects focused on disaster recovery, network logging, and supply-chain visibility, signaling operational maturity work rather than product innovation.
Merit Brass manufactures and distributes piping components—brass nipples, press fittings, valves, and stainless-steel assemblies—to industrial and commercial end-markets. The company operates as a fourth-generation family business founded in 1937, with headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio and distribution centers in Birmingham, Dallas, Houston, and Sparks. A 201–500-person operation, the business combines on-site manufacturing with a regional warehouse network designed to support 1–2 day delivery. The product line spans bare brass and stainless components alongside branded offerings like MeritPress (press fittings and valves). Revenue model is wholesale B2B, selling to plumbing contractors, HVAC integrators, and industrial OEMs.
Merit Brass runs SAP as its primary enterprise system, alongside Oracle and Microsoft Dynamics 365 for financial and operational workflows. Kinaxis powers supply-chain planning (S&OP).
Yes. Manufacturing roles account for 5 of 10 active openings, split between junior and mid-level positions. Ops and engineering roles are also open.
Headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio, with regional distribution and manufacturing centers in Birmingham, Alabama; Dallas and Houston, Texas; and Sparks, Nevada.
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