FS-Elliott Showcases Engineering Excellence in CNBC Feature Highlighting Industrial Innovation
März 19, 2026
EXPORT, PA – March 19, 2026, FS-Elliott, a global leader in the design and manufacturing of high-performance centrifugal air and gas compressors, was recently featured on CNBC’s Now We Know! with Steve Guttenberg. The segment aired nationally on March 14 and provided viewers with a behind-the-scenes look at the engineering and manufacturing processes used to build FS-Elliott compressors.
The episode highlights the precision machining, assembly, and testing required to produce centrifugal compressors that power critical industrial operations worldwide. From manufacturing facilities and energy production to chemical processing and electronics manufacturing, FS-Elliott compressors play a vital role in supporting reliable and efficient compressed air and gas systems.
Filmed at FS-Elliott’s global headquarters in Export, Pennsylvania, the segment showcases the company’s commitment to engineering excellence, advanced manufacturing technology, and continuous innovation. The program provides insight into how high-performance turbomachinery is designed and produced to meet the demanding requirements of modern industry.
“We were excited to share a behind-the-scenes look at the people, technology, and processes that drive our compressor manufacturing,” said Justin Johnson, Director of Product Management. “This segment highlights the expertise and dedication of our team and the critical role centrifugal compressors play in supporting industries worldwide.”
About Now We Know!
Hosted by actor, author, and businessman Steve Guttenberg, this unique platform inspires the next generation of knowledge seekers and viewers around the country. Each episode features up to four industry experts who provide their own unique perspective on the topic at hand via a 6-to 8–minute segment produced by our team, bringing a fresh look at interesting narratives, moderated by the one and only Steve Guttenberg. Learn more at NowWeKnowTV.com.
About FS-Elliott Co., LLC
FS-Elliott is a global leader in the engineering and manufacturing of oil-free centrifugal compressors, with operations in over 90 countries. For 60 years, FS-Elliott has combined a commitment to quality with advanced technology, enabling customers to increase productivity and lower system operating costs. For more information, visit www.fs-elliott.com.
For more information, please contact:
Pamela Wasielewski
marketing@fs-elliott.com
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