Weiler Abrasives is a family-owned global manufacturer of surface-conditioning products, with company history tracing to Joseph E. Weiler’s brush manufacturing in Pforzheim, Germany, in 1898. It serves customers in more than 80 countries and describes a century-plus history of abrasive innovation and customer partnerships.
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ARC Abrasives IncARC Abrasives is a family-owned American manufacturer of abrasive products, founded in 1960 in Troy, Ohio, where its first PSA discs were blended in the founders’ garage with a kitchen Mixmaster. Now operating from a 68,000-square-foot Troy facility under second-generation leadership, the company develops abrasive solutions for metalworking, including its three-dimensional Z-WEB surface-conditioning line. ARC says it is one of only two U.S. manufacturers of surface-conditioning non-woven abrasives and maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification.TROY, OH
Global Abrasive Products, IncGlobal Abrasive Products emerged in 2004 when Future Abrasives, Duraline Abrasives, and Pres-On Abrasives combined their accumulated manufacturing and distribution experience. Today, the company operates three manufacturing facilities totaling more than 90,000 square feet, with a workforce of over 50 experienced employees serving industrial customers. Its in-house converting operations support a broad abrasive supply program, including sanding belts and specialty finishing products.LOCKPORT, NY
United States Products CoFounded in 1917, United States Products Co. is one of America’s oldest manufacturers of lapping compounds, with a century-long Pittsburgh-area manufacturing history. Its connection to precision work reaches back to a custom formula developed with Henry Ford in 1935, and the company still makes American-made abrasives for manufacturers worldwide.PITTSBURGH, PA
Superior Abrasives, LLCFounded in Dayton in 1962 as Superior Rotary Tools, Superior Abrasives now manufactures coated and nonwoven abrasive products for grinding, finishing and polishing. Its history reaches back to Dayton’s abrasive-specialty trade in 1942, and the company supplies standard products while its engineers develop tailored solutions for demanding aerospace, medical and power-generation applications. The business moved into a 100,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Vandalia in 2016 and became part of the RÜGGEBERG GROUP in 2012.VANDALIA, OH