Shurco has completed the acquisition of Heavy Motions, a provider of hydraulic systems and motion products serving the trucking, construction, agriculture, waste, oil and gas, and industrial equipment markets.
The acquisition was completed June 30, 2026. Shurco said the transaction expands its portfolio beyond cargo covering, cargo control, and containment systems to include hydraulic and motion technologies.
“As our customers’ businesses become more complex, they need partners who can simplify decisions; not add to them," said Chad Heminover, president & CEO of Shurco. “Heavy Motions brings exceptional people, deep hydraulic expertise, and a reputation for outstanding customer support. Together, we’re building an ecosystem that gives customers easier access to the products, knowledge, and support they need to keep their operations moving.”
Heavy Motions will continue operating as an independent business within Shurco’s family of brands. The company will maintain its existing people, expertise, and customer relationships while benefiting from Shurco’s resources.
“From our very first conversations, it was clear that Shurco shares the same values that have guided Heavy Motions from the beginning: putting customers first, investing in innovation, and building lasting relationships,” added Dean Ding, former owner of Heavy Motions. “Joining the Shurco family gives us the resources to grow while preserving the expertise, responsiveness, and service our customers depend on. We're excited about what this means for our team, our partners, and the customers we serve together.”
The acquisition brings together product and technical expertise in cargo covering and securement, hydraulics, and motion technologies. Shurco said the combination is intended to give customers access to more products and technical resources while reducing the need to coordinate multiple suppliers.
The transaction also affects Shurco’s distributor network. The company said the addition of Heavy Motions’ specialized expertise, combined with Shurco’s sales and distribution network, will strengthen its ability to support distributors and expand access to complementary products and technologies.
“Customers are seeking a better way to do business,” Heminover said. “They want trusted partners who understand their business, help them make the right decisions, and make it easier to get the products and support they need. That's exactly what we're building.”
Shurco said the acquisition is part of its long-term strategy to develop an ecosystem of brands, technical expertise, and strategic partnerships. The company plans to continue investing in advanced technologies and partnerships as it expands the combined business.
Aug 11, 2026
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