Tavoron, a national provider of automation, robotics, compressed air, and industrial solutions across the United States and Canada, has acquired Doig Corporation, a factory automation distributor headquartered in Cedarburg, Wisconsin. The transaction marks Tavoron’s third acquisition of the year and its fourth add-on since partnering with Fusion Capital Partners.
Founded in 1956, Doig Corp. supplies manufacturers with a broad portfolio of factory automation products and solutions, including motion control, robotics, sensors and vision, safety, electrical control, and pneumatic systems. The company serves both OEMs and end users, supporting daily manufacturing and automation needs across diverse industrial applications.
The acquisition expands Tavoron’s automation distribution segment and strengthens its presence in the Upper Midwest. Tavoron said the addition enhances its ability to provide application-level expertise, deepen supplier relationships, and broaden access to automation technologies across the region.
Doig will continue operating from its Cedarburg headquarters and transition to market under the Tavoron brand. The existing team and customer relationships will remain in place, supported by Tavoron’s national infrastructure and digital tools.
Headquartered in Eagan, Minnesota, Tavoron comprises 12 companies and approximately 500 employees across the U.S. and Canada. The company delivers automation and industrial systems designed to increase efficiency, improve production quality, and enhance workplace safety. Fusion Capital Partners, a Los Angeles-based private equity firm focused on control-oriented investments in engineered products and services businesses, is Tavoron’s investment partner.
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“Doig strengthens Tavoron’s ability to serve customers across an expanding geographic footprint as a true single source for factory and industrial automation. Their strong supplier relationships, disciplined operations and customer-first approach align with our focus on delivering a better buying experience. Reporting to Scott Wojciak, president of Tavoron’s automation distribution group, Doig enhances our offering with expanded product access, technical support and improved digital tools that make it easier for customers to do business with us.”
Nicholas Martino, Chief Executive Officer of Tavoron
“Becoming part of Tavoron gives our customers access to a broader range of automation products and an easier way to do business. Backed by a national platform and expanded supplier relationships, our team can continue delivering the fast, reliable support manufacturers expect.”
Eric Kraus, President of Doig Corporation
