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One of the products Elkhart Products Corporation sells is Made in the USA Copper fittings. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about Elkhart Products Corporation and its American Made products see the following:
Elkhart Products Corporation (EPC) is located in Elkhart, Indiana ? the heart of the Midwest. From its start in 1940 as a small manufacturer of screw machine products, EPC has built a reputation for quality products and quality personnel. As the company began to expand in the early 1950s and became a fabricator of various copper and aluminum tubular components, it also became known for its innovation and service.
Expansion continued with the purchase of machinery from Chase Brass and Copper Company in the late '50s and wrot copper tube fittings for the plumbing, air conditioning and refrigeration industries were added to the product line. Growth continued with the construction of plants in Fayetteville, Arkansas in 1962 and in Geneva, Indiana in 1969.
Today, EPC is part of Aalberts Industries N.V. and enjoys the distinction of being one of the world's largest manufacturers of wrot copper fittings. It's also recognized as a versatile supplier of custom fabricated tubular products to original equipment manufacturers in several industries, including automotive and air conditioning and refrigeration.
Over the last five years, EPC has branched into engineered fittings. EPC engineered push-fit fitting brands include TECTITE? and CopperLOC?. In 2011, we introduced APOLLOXPRESS? press-fit fittings and valves. APOLLOXPRESS? products are manufactured in the USA by EPC and Apollo Valves. Together, we bring you the most extensive line of quality American Made press-fit products.
For more information about Elkhart Products Corporation and its American Made products see the following:
Elkhart Products Corporation (EPC) is located in Elkhart, Indiana ? the heart of the Midwest. From its start in 1940 as a small manufacturer of screw machine products, EPC has built a reputation for quality products and quality personnel. As the company began to expand in the early 1950s and became a fabricator of various copper and aluminum tubular components, it also became known for its innovation and service.
Expansion continued with the purchase of machinery from Chase Brass and Copper Company in the late '50s and wrot copper tube fittings for the plumbing, air conditioning and refrigeration industries were added to the product line. Growth continued with the construction of plants in Fayetteville, Arkansas in 1962 and in Geneva, Indiana in 1969.
Today, EPC is part of Aalberts Industries N.V. and enjoys the distinction of being one of the world's largest manufacturers of wrot copper fittings. It's also recognized as a versatile supplier of custom fabricated tubular products to original equipment manufacturers in several industries, including automotive and air conditioning and refrigeration.
Over the last five years, EPC has branched into engineered fittings. EPC engineered push-fit fitting brands include TECTITE? and CopperLOC?. In 2011, we introduced APOLLOXPRESS? press-fit fittings and valves. APOLLOXPRESS? products are manufactured in the USA by EPC and Apollo Valves. Together, we bring you the most extensive line of quality American Made press-fit products.
One of the products Emutile sells is American Made Animal Tiles. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about Emutile and its Made in the USA products see the following:
Since 2004, the mission of Emu Tile has been to produce beautiful, durable art tile by hand.
This small but mighty studio has just two employees:
about emu art tile
Emily M. Ulm is the full-time tile designer and maker. She studied ceramics and sculpture at the University of Akron (BFA, Sculpture, 2003). After graduation, she toyed with the idea of going into art education, then surprised friends and family by announcing her intention to start an art tile company. As a career path, it appealed to her love of nature, passion for craft and interest in home improvement. When she married Darrell and changed her last name from Wilson to Ulm, her initials became E.M.U., which is how the business got the name Emu Tile. Her husband never doubted the company would be a success and became co-owner.
Darrell Ulm helps out when he has time. He built and maintains the Emu Tile website using the open source content management system, Drupal. In addition, he has been known to photograph tiles, fix kilns, lift heavy things and clean the studio. Both creative and practical, he took classes in photography, filmmaking and painting as well as Computer Science in college.
When Emily and Darrell are not working, they enjoy spending time outdoors, listening to old music, and hanging out with their delightfully cranky pet cat.
For more information about Emutile and its Made in the USA products see the following:
Since 2004, the mission of Emu Tile has been to produce beautiful, durable art tile by hand.
This small but mighty studio has just two employees:
about emu art tile
Emily M. Ulm is the full-time tile designer and maker. She studied ceramics and sculpture at the University of Akron (BFA, Sculpture, 2003). After graduation, she toyed with the idea of going into art education, then surprised friends and family by announcing her intention to start an art tile company. As a career path, it appealed to her love of nature, passion for craft and interest in home improvement. When she married Darrell and changed her last name from Wilson to Ulm, her initials became E.M.U., which is how the business got the name Emu Tile. Her husband never doubted the company would be a success and became co-owner.
Darrell Ulm helps out when he has time. He built and maintains the Emu Tile website using the open source content management system, Drupal. In addition, he has been known to photograph tiles, fix kilns, lift heavy things and clean the studio. Both creative and practical, he took classes in photography, filmmaking and painting as well as Computer Science in college.
When Emily and Darrell are not working, they enjoy spending time outdoors, listening to old music, and hanging out with their delightfully cranky pet cat.
One of the products Enercept sells is American Made Livestock Shelters. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about Enercept and its Made in the USA products see the following:
History of SIPS: The first SIP structure was built in 1935 by the US Forest Products Laboratory. The introduction of an automated panel press and the energy price hikes in the 1970's, made the use of structural insulated panels or sandwich panels more prominent. Product performance and affordability were impacted by the introduction of oriented strand board (OSB) in 1981. Advancements have also SIP walls winter constructionbeen made in the technology of the adhesives used by SIP manufacturers.
Enercept SIPS ? The Builders' Choice
Faster Construction ? Structural Insulated Panels combine structural framing, insulation, and sheathing into one step. Because of this a can buildermen making some finishing cuts on a SIP panel frame more projects per year. Framing with SIPs is similar to framing with Tilt-up panels. A sill plate is installed, and the insulated panels are tilted into place and secured. All Enercept window and door openings are factory built, complete with 2x framing and headers. The fast enclosure system also extends your building season. We've had several builders quickly frame up a home in the dead of a South Dakota winter and spend the rest of the season finishing the interior.
Less Framing Labor ? The pre-built nature of the SIP system requires fewer framers. Today fewer people are choosing building trades as a career, if the trend continues the labor rate for framers will increase. Building with Enercept requires less on site labor ? saving you money. Enercept also provides on-site technical training for builders new to SIP construction and hands-on factory training for Enercept Independent Builders and Dealers.
Less job site waste ? Another benefit of using Structural Insulated Panels is the reduction of job site waste, reducing the cost of waste disposal. Wood products usually account for 35% of job site waste. However, the typical exterior framing waste of an Enercept home can be hauled off in a single 55 gallon container.
Less material theft ? Almost every builder has experienced job site material theft. It's much more difficult for panels to grow legs and walk off your job site than it is for lumber to disappear ? along with your profit margin.
Fully Customized ? SIPs also reduce the margin for framing errors. Each panel is numbered to correspond with a computerized CAD panel blueprint. With the Enercept system, all rough openings are cut and framed at the factory, including structural headers. Panels are built to the engineer's specs, taking the hassle and guesswork out of design and quality control on-site. Maintaining a consistent profit margin becomes easier with SIPs.
Superior Strength - Could your truss roof support the weight of a pickup truck?Truck parked on Enercept SIP Roof Stick-framing relies on the integrity of a multitude of connection points between 2x's and sheathing. With SIPs, loads are distributed across the entire panel due to the continuous bond between the sheathing and rigid insulation. A structural insulated panel can be compared to an I-beam, with the sheathing acting as flanges and the insulation as the web.
An Enercept home located in the Florida Gulf survived Hurricane Opal in 1995 and was used as a meeting facility for the county rescue team. The same Enercept home along with another in Central Florida also survived the hurricanes of 2004!
Stick-framing relies on the integrity of a multitude of connection points between 2x's and sheathing. With SIPs, loads are distributed across the entire panel due to the continuous bond between the sheathing and rigid insulation. A structural insulated panel can be compared to an I-beam, with the sheathing acting as flanges and the insulation as the web.
Want to learn more?
Call one of our experienced sales managers at 605-882-2222.
or visit the Structural Insulated Panel Association ? SIPA.
For more information about Enercept and its Made in the USA products see the following:
History of SIPS: The first SIP structure was built in 1935 by the US Forest Products Laboratory. The introduction of an automated panel press and the energy price hikes in the 1970's, made the use of structural insulated panels or sandwich panels more prominent. Product performance and affordability were impacted by the introduction of oriented strand board (OSB) in 1981. Advancements have also SIP walls winter constructionbeen made in the technology of the adhesives used by SIP manufacturers.
Enercept SIPS ? The Builders' Choice
Faster Construction ? Structural Insulated Panels combine structural framing, insulation, and sheathing into one step. Because of this a can buildermen making some finishing cuts on a SIP panel frame more projects per year. Framing with SIPs is similar to framing with Tilt-up panels. A sill plate is installed, and the insulated panels are tilted into place and secured. All Enercept window and door openings are factory built, complete with 2x framing and headers. The fast enclosure system also extends your building season. We've had several builders quickly frame up a home in the dead of a South Dakota winter and spend the rest of the season finishing the interior.
Less Framing Labor ? The pre-built nature of the SIP system requires fewer framers. Today fewer people are choosing building trades as a career, if the trend continues the labor rate for framers will increase. Building with Enercept requires less on site labor ? saving you money. Enercept also provides on-site technical training for builders new to SIP construction and hands-on factory training for Enercept Independent Builders and Dealers.
Less job site waste ? Another benefit of using Structural Insulated Panels is the reduction of job site waste, reducing the cost of waste disposal. Wood products usually account for 35% of job site waste. However, the typical exterior framing waste of an Enercept home can be hauled off in a single 55 gallon container.
Less material theft ? Almost every builder has experienced job site material theft. It's much more difficult for panels to grow legs and walk off your job site than it is for lumber to disappear ? along with your profit margin.
Fully Customized ? SIPs also reduce the margin for framing errors. Each panel is numbered to correspond with a computerized CAD panel blueprint. With the Enercept system, all rough openings are cut and framed at the factory, including structural headers. Panels are built to the engineer's specs, taking the hassle and guesswork out of design and quality control on-site. Maintaining a consistent profit margin becomes easier with SIPs.
Superior Strength - Could your truss roof support the weight of a pickup truck?Truck parked on Enercept SIP Roof Stick-framing relies on the integrity of a multitude of connection points between 2x's and sheathing. With SIPs, loads are distributed across the entire panel due to the continuous bond between the sheathing and rigid insulation. A structural insulated panel can be compared to an I-beam, with the sheathing acting as flanges and the insulation as the web.
An Enercept home located in the Florida Gulf survived Hurricane Opal in 1995 and was used as a meeting facility for the county rescue team. The same Enercept home along with another in Central Florida also survived the hurricanes of 2004!
Stick-framing relies on the integrity of a multitude of connection points between 2x's and sheathing. With SIPs, loads are distributed across the entire panel due to the continuous bond between the sheathing and rigid insulation. A structural insulated panel can be compared to an I-beam, with the sheathing acting as flanges and the insulation as the web.
Want to learn more?
Call one of our experienced sales managers at 605-882-2222.
or visit the Structural Insulated Panel Association ? SIPA.
One of the products ESP sells is American Made Attic Floor Insulation. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about ESP and its Made in America products see the following:
Environmentally Safe Products, the maker of Low-E is a 25 year old privately owned American company headquartered in New Oxford, PA and is the premier manufacturer of reflective insulation on the market today. With two facilities located in New Oxford, Pennsylvania serving the eastern half of the US and our Reno, Nevada manufacturing plant serving the Western states, Environmentally Safe Products is well positioned to supply builders, remodelers and industry with their reflective insulation needs.
Thank you. The Low-E team.
For more information about ESP and its Made in America products see the following:
Environmentally Safe Products, the maker of Low-E is a 25 year old privately owned American company headquartered in New Oxford, PA and is the premier manufacturer of reflective insulation on the market today. With two facilities located in New Oxford, Pennsylvania serving the eastern half of the US and our Reno, Nevada manufacturing plant serving the Western states, Environmentally Safe Products is well positioned to supply builders, remodelers and industry with their reflective insulation needs.
Thank you. The Low-E team.
One of the products Evergreen Lighting sells is American Made Bollards. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about Evergreen Lighting and its Made in America products see the following:
Evergreen Lighting, located in Pomona, California, is a privately held company manufacturing lighting since 1990. We produce Handcrafted Architectural Lighting and have total control over the manufacturing process. Our light fixtures are for Interior, Exterior, combined, and custom lighting applications.
Virtually all of the fixture components are manufactured at Evergreen Lighting. We have Spinning, Machining, Fabricating, Acrylic Molding and Assembly capabilities at our state-of-the-art facility. Using our own manufacturing equipment affords us a great deal of control over each step of the manufacturing process. The vendors we use for our components are suppliers who share our Commitment to Quality.
Evergreen Lighting has the flexibility to meet most design details of lighting projects. As a totally Domestic Manufacturer, we are unique in our industry. We are proud of this fact and view this as a major advantage. Having a local facility enables us quick response to changes in design and the ability to review the changes first hand at our factory. We encourage everyone to come visit us, and take a tour of our facility which we believe you will find very interesting.
Evergreen Lighting sells its products through a network of the best Independent Representative Agencies, who service local specifiers, distributors, and contractors. Our products are generally specified by Architects, Engineers, Lighting Consultants, Interior Designers and Contractors.
We are proud to say that our light fixtures are Made in the USA.
For more information about Evergreen Lighting and its Made in America products see the following:
Evergreen Lighting, located in Pomona, California, is a privately held company manufacturing lighting since 1990. We produce Handcrafted Architectural Lighting and have total control over the manufacturing process. Our light fixtures are for Interior, Exterior, combined, and custom lighting applications.
Virtually all of the fixture components are manufactured at Evergreen Lighting. We have Spinning, Machining, Fabricating, Acrylic Molding and Assembly capabilities at our state-of-the-art facility. Using our own manufacturing equipment affords us a great deal of control over each step of the manufacturing process. The vendors we use for our components are suppliers who share our Commitment to Quality.
Evergreen Lighting has the flexibility to meet most design details of lighting projects. As a totally Domestic Manufacturer, we are unique in our industry. We are proud of this fact and view this as a major advantage. Having a local facility enables us quick response to changes in design and the ability to review the changes first hand at our factory. We encourage everyone to come visit us, and take a tour of our facility which we believe you will find very interesting.
Evergreen Lighting sells its products through a network of the best Independent Representative Agencies, who service local specifiers, distributors, and contractors. Our products are generally specified by Architects, Engineers, Lighting Consultants, Interior Designers and Contractors.
We are proud to say that our light fixtures are Made in the USA.