In 1975, André invents the tubing washer called Airablo for the maple grove; this gives a new sense to the enterprise. With this invention, Airablo becomes such an innovation that, all the new products developed by A.Pellerin & Fils Co., increase . It is decided that Airablo will become the trademark name used.

In 1986, the company has five shareholders that possess all the qualities useful and required for the good functioning of the company. Always searching for new ideas, Yvon Pellerin develops a reverse osmosis system used to treat maple sap.

The success is phenomenal and Airablo takes a great part of the market. When in 1990, the company needs more space to manufacture, they let go of the retail selling of farming products. Always taking expansion, André Pellerin in 1991, applies for a patent pending on a double function pump for a reverse osmosis system. When the product goes on the market, it has a bomb effect. More machines are sold and with this, the net closes in on the competition and since then, an average of 50% of all the farming equipment sold is manufactured by Airablo.

As the maple syrup business is seasonal, the company looks for others means of keeping it's employees working all year round. They developed a forage feeding robot for cows (round bale, hay and silage). Many patented certificates both Canadian and American are obtained. Again, Airablo is the leader in this field.