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Quad/Graphics Inc in Pewaukee, Wisconsin serves as the headquarters for Quad's comprehensive direct marketing and personalization solutions, driven by data. Their full-service approach offers clients tailored strategies to enhance their marketing efforts. With a focus on precision and innovation, Quad's Pewaukee facility is dedicated to delivering impactful and customized marketing solutions that resonate with target audiences. Their expertise in data-driven strategies ensures that clients receive effective and personalized marketing campaigns. Generated from their website's infomation

Taylor is a global manufacturer of engine, chassis and towing dynamometers, hydraulic test centers, data acquisition and control systems, electric motor testing systems and complete test cell solutions. With over 85 years of experience and thousands of dynamometer systems in operation throughout the world, our comprehensive product offering along with a unique blend of product knowledge and clear understanding of application environments ensure that customers get the most out of their equipment over its entire life cycle through superior performance, enhanced flexibility and higher return on investment. Turn to Taylor Dynamometer for proven products, deep expertise and accountable support for your vehicle testing operation.

WB Bottle Supply was founded during the Great Depression when Wilfred Wing Sr. and his partner Ed Berger would spend their days collecting bottles at the local dump, cleaning, and re-selling them. In 1932, WB Bottle’s operations officially began in a store outlet and warehouse on the south side of Milwaukee. A few months later, Wilfred Wing Sr. bought Berger’s share of the business for $50.00, and by 1937 the business had moved to a 24,000 sq. ft. warehouse and office building. Nine years later, Wilfred Wing Jr. and his brother Jerry took over the family business. WB Bottle began their in-house silk-screen decoration in 1954, attained their first distributorship two years later, and moved operations to an 80,000 sq. ft. building in 1964.