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STOBER announces 2026 scholarship winners

STOBER Drives announces its 2026 Legacy Scholarship winners, recognizing students who demonstrated dedication, perseverance, and a commitment to making a difference in their communities.

Year in review: Top blog posts of 2025

Discover STOBER’s most-read blogs of 2025—from maintenance tips to success stories. Catch up on the insights that shaped the year before 2026 begins!

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Customer success: Boosting uptime with STOBER food-duty solutions

Discover how a leading food processor improved uptime, cut maintenance costs, and reduced energy use by 66% with STOBER’s cLEAN System—featuring washdown-ready gearboxes and motors.

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2025 STOBER scholarship winners announced

The Ray Williams, Ashely Hurst, Mike Noel, and Logan Cooper Memorial Scholarship was established in remembrance of employees who passed away during their employment at STOBER. The scholarship program has awarded multiple $500 scholarships each year since 2016 to help students pursue their plans to attend college or trade school.

STOBER food-duty gearboxes and geared motors use antimicrobial coating

The Burke antimicrobial clear top coat featured on STOBER’s food-duty packaged products is proven to eliminate the spread of dangerous pathogens and infectious bacterial growth against more than 600 bacteria including legionella, salmonella, e-coli, staph, and more.

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STOBER employees deliver donations to flood victims in Floyd County

Floyd County, Kentucky, was severely impacted by a historic flood in February when the Levisa Fork of the Big Sandy River crested at 43.35 feet. The flooding, caused by excessive rainfall, prompted officials to declare a state of emergency as residents were trapped in vehicles and homes and more than 300 flood-related calls came into the county’s 911 center.