Servi-Tech Inc

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SERVI-TECH INC Terry Nish is the Founder and President of Servi-Tech Inc Terry worked for six years in the Beverage Industry before starting the Company. He began by working as a mechanic for a regional brewery, Fisher Beer. Terry also worked for the national soft drink company Shasta Beverages, where he became a Plant Manager. Terry could see the opportunity and need for a good machinery parts supplier to the Beverage Industry so in 1969 Terry founded Servi-Tech and over the past thirty five years has developed and been awarded thirty-one United States and Foreign Patents and five United States Registered Trademarks that are part of Servi-Tech's product line that now exceeds over 900 different items that are marketed world wide. Terry's life time love affair with auto racing has driven him to successfully own, design, build and drive numerous forms of Auto Racing Cars: for more information see www.nishmotorsports.com. Although semi-retired Terry still goes into the office almost every day. While the day-to-day business is ran by son Mike Nish and long time friend and confident Cecil McCray. Cec has been with Servi-Tech since its inception. He is innovative and is extremely good with machinery and design. Previous experience at Shasta Beverages as well as design and fabrication in numerous forms of Auto Racing make him a valuable asset. Mike has been around the company his entire life. He has been a full time employee since 1991. Previous experience in Indianapolis type car racing and an education at the University of Utah in Engineering make him quite versatile. Servi-Tech specializes in Can and Bottle Valve Replacement Parts. In house injection molding facilities enable us to give our customers quick response to problems they may be having in the field. Inventory is never a problem. In house tooling for injection molding make it possible for quick research and development of new or improved replacement parts. All injection molded parts are made from FDA Approved raw materials.