Challenge Sailcloth

The Moore Company is a diverse group of capital manufacturing companies assisting in the growth of leading name brands. It contributes significantly to leading names in healthcare disposables, apparel, graphic arts, sporting goods, industrial power equipment and marine products. Elastic fabrics and rubber materials continue to be among its core products. Moore divisions are providers of products, including boating accessories, battery separators and advanced laser equipment, to name a few. The Moore divisions are: Darlington, George C. Moore Company, Fulflex, Moeller Marine Products and Amer-Sil S.A. Amer-Sil participated in The Moore Company acquisition of Filpap, a Czech company specialized in the production of technical papers and filtration media. The Moore Company, established in 1909 in Worcester, Mass. by George C. Moore, remains a family-run business in its fourth generation of business.

Siri Wire, a family-owned stainless wire mill located in Danielson, CT, prides itself on its experience, commitment to quality, and dedication to earning the trust of its customers. With a focus on producing high-quality stainless wire, the company's staff builds lasting relationships with clients and manufactures durable goods made in America. With a team dedicated to excellence, Siri Wire offers a range of services including electro polishing, cold heading, annealing, and coating. Customers can rely on the company's expertise and American-made products for their stainless steel alloy wire needs.Generated from the website

Jefferson Rubber Works, Inc. (JRW) had its origins in the small Massachusetts town of Jefferson, Worcester County in 1979. In 1988 the company finally outgrew its Jefferson Mill base and moved about ten miles from into a purpose built 35,000 square foot, modern production facility in the city of Worcester. JRW’s highly qualified and experienced staff completed a successful transfer to the new plant at the same time as the latest technology custom injection molding equipment was introduced. In 2015, the purchase of a new “state of the art” 300-ton Powerjet Injection Molder saw them expand their capabilities in thermoplastic injection molding and reduce delivery lead times to customers.