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    Kerley Ink
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    • Products:15
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    "Kerley Ink is one of the oldest remaining privately-owned ink manufacturing companies in the United States. It was officially founded in 1947 by Raymond Ambrose Kerley, but the company's roots in the graphic arts go back considerably farther than that. As a matter of fact, they go all the way back to 1909, the year that the famous Indian Chief Geronimo died. In that same year, the then 16 year-old future founder of Kerley Ink took the New York Central railroad from Schenectady, New York to Chicago to seek his fortune. There he found work as a ""printer's devil"" near downtown Chicago in a shop named The Regensteiner Press. The rest, as they say, is history. Even back in the 1920's and 1930's, Ray was quick to understand the significance of the revolution in mass communication that was taking place in America. Ray saw during his career as a printing professional how the business of large-volume printing had been growing at a nearly explosive rate since the late 1800's. By the end of the 1920's, Ray Kerley had risen to the job of pressroom superintendent at The Cuneo Press in downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin. By that time, Ray realized that there were many new pressrooms being constructed all across the nation, and that there was a concurrent boom in the business of companies that supplied those new pressrooms. An opportunity presented itself: start an ink manufacturing company to supply printing and converting firms in Wisconsin. Ray left his job in Milwaukee in 1932 for the town of Menasha, Wisconsin to start up the Lake States Printing Ink Company in an abandoned brewery."
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    Soudal USA
    • Brands:6
    • Products:19
    • HQ:United States
    "Since its foundation by Mr. Vic Swerts, Soudal has been one of the most important European manufacturers of silicone sealants. In 1966 Mr Swerts bought a small company based at the Ossenmarkt in Antwerp and specialized in welding materials and the production of polyester putties for the car body repair. After two years the company moved to Turnhout, at the former market of Mr Swerts' parents. Mr Swerts invested heavily in a sophisticated vacuum mixer for the production of polyester putties and high quality silicone sealants. The first year in Turnhout, production output of silicone sealants was 5,000 cartridges. Since then the company has grown from a small family business to the multinational corporation it is today. After some years the location became unsuitable for further expansion. At the Turnhout Industrial Estate a production hall of 2000m2was built in 1976. In 1981, the offices also moved to Turnhout and Soudal NV is founded. From then growth really started to accelerate. The central position of Belgium proved ideal for stepping up export activities. In 1981 the share of export in turnover amounted to 25%. This share increased to 90% in 2004. Soudal expanded to 11,000m2 in 1985. In 1992 Soudal made its first acquisition by buying French competitor Ayrton. This acquisition gave Soudal an important market share in France and a logistical platform to optimize its own distribution and service. Also in 1992, Soudal was one of the first companies in its field to obtain the ISO 9002 approval. Its devotion to quality formed the basis for getting this approval. In spite of the fact that fire safety and protection have always been key issues to Soudal, a fierce blaze broke out in the finished products and polyurethane foam departments in 1993. Less than a year later Soudal was completely up and running again, thanks to tremendous efforts of all staff. The PU foam department was moved to a completely new factory, which started production in 1994. This new plant was designed for state of the art manufacture of PU foam in spray cans."
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    C K Enterprises Inc.
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    • Products:3
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    "Incorporated in 1981, C K Enterprises, Inc. brings to you over 40 years of Service to the Specialty Chemical business. We manufacture and supply over 700 chemical products for the Car Care Industry, as well as, products for Manufacturing, Transportation, and Food Processing industries. C K Enterprises, Inc. is housed on a 133,000 square foot campus, employing over 350 people across the United States. We have the ability to manufacture both powders and liquid products. Our powder department contains a Ribbon Blender capable of holding 4000 lbs. We blend approximately 100,000 lbs every week. We fill containers from 1lb jars all the way up to 2000 lb super sacks. Our liquid department consists of nine blending tanks each capable of holding 3000 gallons. We blend approximately 100,000 gallons of product each week, all computer controlled. We fill containers in size ranging from 16oz, to 330 gallon totes and directly fill into tanker trucks. Our departments, in conjunction with our staff chemists, go through multiple quality control checks on every batch we blend. From testing each and every raw material upon arrival, to weighing all ingredients before a batch is blended and sent out the door, you can count on C K Enterprises for producing the best quality products on the market. Working with you, C K Enterprises, Inc. provides a specifically designed, complete and thorough plan, best suited to cover your company’s needs for the immediate and long term. From selecting the properly engineered equipment and matching it with quality chemical products, we are able to provide you with the most effective cleaning set up, while establishing a cost-effective team. From the time your order is placed and until the delivery of your order aboard one of our trucks, you will receive a prompt and courteous response to every concern. From manufacturing to on-time delivery, C K Enterprises promises to satisfy the unique needs of your business."

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