Bally Ribbon Mills

Primary NAICS Code

313220

Employee Size

201-500

Organization Type

Privately Held

Headquarters

Bally, PA

Founded

1923

UEI

NLCECNKKSUU8

CAGE

83435

Since its founding in 1923 as a silk-weaving company, Bally Ribbon Mills has grown into an American manufacturer known for solving demanding textile design problems. Based in Bally, Pennsylvania, its nearly 300 certified employees draw on more than 70 years of hands-on weaving experience to develop specialized woven materials for customers in fields such as aerospace and medical equipment. The company’s work includes advanced 3-D woven structures, including a quartz material developed with NASA for Orion spacecraft components.

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  Great American Weaving CorporationFounded in 2000, Great American Weaving Corporation is a Bally, Pennsylvania custom weaver known for retaining shuttle looms as part of its manufacturing operation. The company works with customers from early design through production to create narrow woven materials for commercial and military applications, including critical-use Class I webbing.BALLY, PA
• Stern EWSSince 1889, Stern EWS has woven and finished specialty industrial fabrics to exact specifications at its Hornell manufacturing operation. Its technical staff brings nearly a century of combined experience to custom fabric design, with particular depth in demanding aerospace, bearing, and coated-substrate applications. Production is ISO 9001:2015 certified and handled under one roof, from yarn preparation through testing.HORNELL, NY
• Stern EWSHornell-based Stern EWS has produced specialty industrial fabrics since 1889, weaving and finishing custom materials for demanding aerospace, bearing, protective and medical applications. Its technical staff brings nearly 100 years of combined experience to fabric design and manufacture, with production and testing managed under one roof. The company’s quality management system is ISO 9001:2015 certified.HORNELL, NY
• The Ribbon FactoryThe Ribbon Factory makes ribbon and textile tapes at its Titusville, Pennsylvania factory, including custom woven designs made to a customer’s specifications. Its roots stretch back to the Charles Horn Silk Company and a 1897 move of the looms to Titusville; the family business now spans six generations and about 140 years of changing materials, machinery, and markets. The company also offers heat-cut ribbon, with fused ends that resist fraying, for customers who need ready-to-use pieces.313220TITUSVILLE, PA