For more than 50 years, ICC Chemicals has made chemistry for the screen-printing trade, with a particular focus on cleaning and reclaiming screens. The Cincinnati-based company is proudly owned and made in the USA, and supports printers with technical papers, safety data and training on product use. Its formulations serve textile, UV and conventional printing applications, including non-flammable solvent cleaners without petroleum or chlorinated derivatives.
Danko IndustriesFounded in 1983, family-owned Danko Industries formulates and manufactures cleaning chemicals for the printing industry from its Fairfield, Ohio facility. Its safer, lower-VOC alternatives to solvent-based cleaners are developed with in-house chemists and can be custom-formulated for demanding ink, coating, and adhesive applications. Danko makes its products in-house under ISO 9001:2015 certification and ships most orders within one to two business days.FAIRFIELD, OH
ChemStation International, IncFounded by George Homan in 1977, ChemStation International manufactures custom industrial cleaning and process chemicals and delivers them directly into refillable containers. Based in Dayton, the American-owned and operated company supports customers through a network of more than 60 manufacturing centers, pairing localized service with a system designed to reduce container waste. ChemStation also offers products recognized through the EPA Safer Choice program.DAYTON, OH
JAYCO Chemical SolutionsWith more than two decades of experience, JAYCO Chemical Solutions is a Russell, Pennsylvania-based industrial chemistry company known for pairing chemical expertise with equipment-development experience. It creates engineered cleaning solutions for manufacturers whose parts must meet demanding cleanliness standards, while reducing reliance on hazardous substances and solvents.WEST CHESTER, OH
Printers EdgeSince 1992, Printers Edge has manufactured screen-printing squeegee blades and sharpeners, building its Warren, Ohio operation around patented hot-knife cutting technology and American-made polyurethane blades. The company expanded in 2001 into custom aluminum screen frames and now also re-meshes and prepares screens for printers, distributing its products locally and worldwide. Its screen-printing staff brings more than 50 years of combined industry experience to product guidance and support.WARREN, OH