Progressive Foam Technologies, Inc. is a manufacturer of foam insulation products for home exterior siding applications and is the inventor of insulated vinyl siding. For nearly 25 years, Progressive Foam’s insulation solutions have made homes more energy efficient, durable and comfortable. Visit www.progressivefoam.com for more information.

Primary packaging was founded in 1990 as an offshoot of the stone container company in New Philadelphia, Ohio. A small leased facility served as the initial building blocks for Primary Packaging with 4 employees, a single mono-layer extruder, a printing press and 2 bag machines. PPI initially served the fiberglass insulation industry and shortly after added cellulose insulation packaging for local manufactures. Steady growth over the next 5 years prompted the need for a larger facility so a piece of property was purchased 12 miles north of the existing facility in the town of Bolivar, Ohio. In 1996 a 50,000 square foot building was erected on the newly purchased piece of land. Today, Primary Packaging is a fully integrated manufacturer of film and bags and employs a workforce of 80-100 people. PPI serves the industrial and retail market with high quality heavy duty packaging for demanding applications from the fertilizer, salt, sand, rock and fiberglass insulation markets. Primary Packaging is a Field Packaging Solutions company.

31 Incorporated was founded in 1964. In 1985 Bob Hendry & Chuck Muhs, who had more than 50 combined years of experience in tire repair product development, and manufacturing acquired the company. Our internationally recognized brand Xtra Seal is sold and distributed all over the world. We are world leader in the manufacturing of tire repair products, and materials.

Founded in 1916 in Dayton, Ohio Kurz-Kasch is a specialty manufacturer and technology company that has established itself as a leading manufacturer of highly engineered electromagnetic and engineered composite components. The company provides engineering solutions utilizing its integrated core competencies for winding, terminating, machining, encapsulation and precision molding. With press sizes ranging from 10 tons to 1,500 tons Kurz-Kasch can design and manufacture your thermoplastic and thermoset designs. Kurz-Kasch uses a wide range of standard and unique coil winding capabilities. The equipment ranges from multi-head bobbin coil winding machines to unique, custom designed coil winding and forming equipment. The company has also developed its own in-house termination methods for magnet wire, leads in coil, stator, and solenoid and specialty electrical products. In addition, Kurz-Kasch engineers design and employs automated specialty techniques for termination methods with closed loop process controls to assure high reliability. Research and development of new plastic and electromagnetic products for others.