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Bitrode Corporation began as an in-house department developing formation chargers for Acme Battery, a manufacturer in St. Louis. The company developed into a stand-alone company, known at that time as Meteor Production Engineering, that provided charging solutions to manufacturers of automotive, standby and motive power batteries. Bitrode then developed lines of production and laboratory test equipment to meet the demands of many segments of the battery industry. Additionally, the company works to see that this equipment integrates with research and development and manufacturing flows, with software interfaces developed for network control, data acquisition and analysis. Bitrode Corporation was founded in 1957 and maintains its corporate headquarters in Fenton, Mo.

AJ Nonwovens, a division of AstenJohnson, has been a leader in developing and producing premium quality needlepunch textiles since 1952, with facilities located in St. Louis, Missouri, and Hampton, New Hampshire. The company is expanding its operations with a new state-of-the-art facility in Waco, Texas, aimed at enhancing production capabilities and distribution efficiency across the country. Specializing in a diverse range of applications, AJ Nonwovens provides innovative solutions for industries including aerospace, automotive, healthcare, filtration, and marine. Committed to sustainability and quality, the company offers customizable fabric options that meet various performance requirements while investing in its workforce and advanced technology. Generated from the website