Eaton business remains open to aid in production of medical ventilators

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A Southwest Ohio business will remain open during the COVID-19 pandemic to help in the production of ventilators.

"We understand that COVID-19 is quickly creating a dramatic shortage of ventilators in our nation," said Bullen Ultrasonics President Tim Beatty in a written statement. "That is why Bullen is committed to following the governor's employee safety mandates while continuing to do our part for the greater good."

Bullen supplies parts to other businesses considered essential, including U.S. Department of Defense contractors.

"It's a scary time for our nation and state, but I'm confident we are going to get through this together," said Beatty.

"All of us can do our part in serving our country, whether it's continuing essential services or working from home to keep people healthy. We all are a part of this fight."

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They are taking health precautions by sending those who can work outside the facility home, performing temperature checks, utilizing a touch-free clock-in system and thoroughly sanitizing the facility twice per shift.

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