Born in Pennsylvania in 1924 as Bentley-Harris Manufacturing Company, Systems Protection is a century-old textile manufacturer whose roots lie in braided electrical-insulation sleeving. Now a Tenneco business, SP carries that heritage into a global operation serving transportation and industrial customers, with its Exton innovation center supporting custom design and application testing.
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Gentex CorporationBorn from a silk-fiber plant rebuilt in Carbondale, Pennsylvania, after a 1894 fire, Gentex Corporation has spent more than 130 years turning textile and materials expertise toward protecting people in demanding environments. Today, the company serves defense forces, emergency responders and industrial personnel with mission-specific protection systems, including helmet systems and respiratory protection.SIMPSON, PA
Atlantex Manufacturing CorporationAtlantex Manufacturing Corporation is a veteran-owned, family-operated Pennsylvania manufacturer of technical textile protection systems, including sleeves and fabrics designed for high heat, flame and abrasion. Its vertically integrated operation combines in-house engineering with decades of experience in braided, knitted and woven textiles to develop custom solutions for demanding industrial and automotive applications. The company’s Pyrotex firesleeve is built for direct-flame and molten-splash hazards, while its broader capabilities support purpose-built protection for specialized customer needs.KENNETT SQUARE, PA
Humphrys Textile ProductsSince 1874, Philadelphia-based Humphrys Textile Products has manufactured heavy-duty tarps and other textile products in its own American facilities. The company has kept textile production within Philadelphia city limits for more than 150 years and expanded its craft tradition to Gosport, Indiana, where it operates a second facility rooted in more than 90 years of local manufacturing. With more than 200 employees across 190,000 square feet, Humphrys makes standard and custom covers for working applications while carrying forward a distinctly American textile heritage.PHILADELPHIA, PA
Testfabrics, IncFor more than 90 years, Testfabrics has carried Werner Klaas’s Pennsylvania textile legacy forward, earning recognition for the multifiber fabric he invented in 1940. The company still weaves that signature material in its own Pennsylvania mill, supporting repeatable colorfastness work for laboratories and textile professionals around the world.WEST PITTSTON, PA