Hollingsworth & Vose Co.

Sappi Fine Paper s Boston location is one of many production facilities located throughout North America, Europe and Southern Africa with the capacity to produce 5 million tons of paper and 3.5 million tons of pulp per year. Sappi is one of the world's largest producers of coated fine paper. The quality printing paper has a variety of end-uses in glossy magazines and catalogues, books, direct mail, general commercial print and chemical cellulose. It is used primarily in the manufacture of viscose fiber for merchants, publishers and printers. Coated fine paper represents two-thirds of the company s total sales. In addition, the company has significant businesses in pulp, coated specialty paper, packaging grades and uncoated fine paper. The company s division of Sappi Forest Products, a pulp, packaging and newsprint business based in South Africa, is one of the world's largest producers of chemical cellulose. Sappi Fine Paper has locations throughout the world.

Can-Am Machinery, established in 1988, specializes in the sale of used equipment for the pulp and paper industry. Boasting 250,000 square feet of warehouse space and an extensive inventory of over 8,000 items, the company provides a diverse range of machines and components sourced from mill sites worldwide. In addition to selling equipment, Can-Am Machinery actively purchases surplus machinery and conducts specialized equipment searches to meet client needs. Their product offerings encompass not just complete machines, but also individual components such as pumps, valves, and additives, catering to all aspects of the paper manufacturing process. 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.