Founded in 1985 in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, Linden Polyurethane (formerly Linden Industries) designs and manufactures custom polyurethane processing machinery for industrial producers. The privately held company also provides equipment repair and in-house testing, and serves customers worldwide from its Northeast Ohio headquarters.
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Universal Urethane ProductsSince Harry Conrad founded it in Toledo in 1973, Universal Urethane Products has built its identity around keeping polyurethane work under one roof. The company’s Ohio operation serves industrial customers with custom components, carrying projects from engineering through production while maintaining control of its materials and processes. That in-house model, known as “One-Source Responsibility,” remains the clearest mark of the company’s more than five decades in business.TOLEDO, OH
Hennecke GmbHSince its founding in 1945, Hennecke GmbH has built its identity around polyurethane innovation, introducing the first high-pressure metering system for polyol and isocyanate shortly after the company began. Now based in Sankt Augustin, Germany, Hennecke employs 650 people across eight locations and develops industrial production technology for polyurethane processors worldwide. Its TECHCENTER gives customers a place to turn new application ideas into series-ready production.KREUZTAL, DE
Cannon USACannon USA is Cannon Group’s North American subsidiary, founded in 1977 in Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania, and focused on manufacturing, installing, and supporting industrial processing technologies. It provides polyurethane and composite processing equipment and turnkey plants, with local service for North American customers.CRANBERRY TWP, PA
Wm. T. Burnett Holding, LLCFor more than 140 years, Baltimore-rooted WT Burnett has manufactured precision-engineered polyurethane foams and high-loft nonwovens for demanding industrial applications. The family-owned company operates five manufacturing and distribution facilities across three U.S. locations, with materials used in products ranging from automotive interiors to medical and consumer goods. Its original Baltimore plant hosted the world’s first continuous-pouring machine for flexible polyurethane foam in 1954, and the company continues that technical tradition through custom formulations, in-house testing, and collaborative engineering.BALTIMORE, MD