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In 1986, Jim Allgyer, unhappy with the inconsistent quality of premanufactured stairs, set out to establish a true manufacturing system for wood stairs. Durawood Products attributes its success to its short lead-time, low production cost and exceptional customer service. During the 1990s, the facility grew to more than one acre under roof. A computer generated sales ordering system, coupled with a production reporting system developed in 1999 help to maintain a competitive advantage while focusing on the three key success factors. In 2001, Craig McDonald purchased Durawood. The company produces pre-assembled rail, treads, risers, stairs and stair parts. Durawood Products is located in Denver, Pa.

Direct Wire & Cable Inc, based in Denver, PA, is an established industrial wire and cable manufacturer specializing in high-quality products for various industries. For over 45 years, the company has been a reliable provider of wire and cable solutions designed to meet the demands of industrial, power, renewable energy, welding, battery, and entertainment sectors. Known for their commitment to quality and innovation, Direct Wire offers a diverse range of products, including the renowned Flex brands such as Flex-A-Prene®, Ultra-Flex®, All-Flex®, Veri-Flex®, and Dura-Flex®. These products are engineered to deliver superior performance and reliability, meeting stringent U.S. and international standards for durability and safety. Direct Wire prides itself on being a proud American company, with a strong emphasis on US-based manufacturing and sustainable operations. Their dedication to manufacturing in the United States ensures higher quality products, shorter lead times, and contributes to job creation within American communities. With a focus on customer success, Direct Wire continues to provide high-performance solutions for a wide range of demanding applications. Generated from the website content

Oran and Kathryn Boose founded Boose Aluminum Foundry Company in 1933. The company supplies aluminum sand castings It was first located in a two-room building behind their home in Reamstown, Pa. The company began casting small knickknacks and trivets such as dogs, birds, whistles, bookends, doorstops, banks and ashtrays. Boose Aluminum started to produce commercial castings for the hand tool, air compressor and boiler industries. By 1940, the company doubled in size by producing brass and iron castings to complement its aluminum casting line. During the 1950s, demands set forth by the Korean conflict resulted in another major expansion program. A large core room and additional molding facilities were added. By 1977, the dream of its founder became a reality with production of more than 1 million pounds of aluminum castings per year. The company continues to supply aluminum castings to the military and commercial markets. It utilizes the latest techniques in automatic and no-bake molding and sand reclamation. Boose Aluminum Foundry Company continues to be a family-owned business entering into its third generation of management.