Aacoa Extrusions

Reflex Industries, located in Elkhart, IN, is a recognized expert in the creation of Custom Metal Parts and Fabrication Assemblies. From initial engineering drawings to the final product, Reflex's committed team and stringent quality control processes ensure the delivery of products that go beyond customer expectations. Specializing in the RV motor home, travel trailer, cargo trailer, and specialized vehicle industries, Reflex leverages its extensive production expertise to manufacture a wide range of build-to-print metal parts and assemblies. The company offers a variety of services including fabrication (punching, laser cutting, shearing, etc.), welding (MIG & TIG for aluminum, steel, and stainless steel), and engineering using cutting-edge 3-D Modeling Software to accurately design and produce products. With the ability to import and export various file types swiftly and accurately, including .slddrw, .sldprt, .dxf, .dwg, .igs, and .step, Reflex Industries ensures a streamlined and efficient production process for its clients. Additionally, the company prides itself on its state-of-the-art equipment such as lasers for mild steel, stainless steel, and aluminum, as well as turret presses, hi-speed punch presses, and CNC brake presses, all contributing to Reflex's commitment to price, availability, delivery, and exceptional customer service. Generated from the website content

Sapa Extrusions is the subsidiary of Sapa, an international industrial group, which develops and markets value-added aluminum profiles, profile-based components and systems, and heat exchanger strips in aluminum. Sapa has a turnover of approximately 35 billion SEK, with more than 15,000 employees all over Europe, the United States and China. Sapa is among the world leaders within its field. The company s customers are found in the transport, building, engineering and telecom industries. Sapa is part of Norwegian Orkla, listed on the Oslo Exchange. Sapa Technology is the group s joint research and development center that employs over 45 specialists with backgrounds primarily in materials technology, technical physics and chemistry.

Owens Corning, the company that invented glass fiber, uses its glass fibers in applications including boats, skis, hockey sticks and fiber-optic cables. In 1953, Owens Corning and General Motors announced the first production automobile to be made entirely of fiberglass-reinforced plastic, the Chevrolet Corvette. The company s glass fiber materials can be found in more than 40,000 end-use applications ranging from computer to automobiles, and from telecommunications cables, pipes and boats to appliances, snow skis and aircraft. Owens Corning has manufacturing, sales and research facilities as well as joint ventures and licensee relationships in more than 30 countries on six continents. Owens Corning is headquartered in Toledo, Ohio, as well as one of its fabrication centers in Nappanee, Ind.