Fusion Ceramics, Inc

Headquarters

Carrollton, OH

Founded in 1971 to manufacture frits, Fusion Ceramics, Inc. produces glass and ceramic materials for manufacturers and artists. Its principal product line has remained frits, and it also makes ready-to-use ceramic blends at scales ranging from lab samples to truckloads. The company is based in Carrollton, Ohio, and describes its products as proudly manufactured in the USA.

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