Converting Specialists Inc

Established in 1991, Precision Paper Converters is a converter of facial tissue and related products. It maintains a tissue division that offers custom converting and packaging services for a variety of facial tissue products. The company operates a converting services division that provides precision and standard sheeting, guillotine trimming, slitting and rewinding for various grades of industrial paper. Precision Paper Converters offers packaging, collating, fulfillment and warehousing services. It produces a variety of facial tissue products under Sniffles brand. The company operates a more than 44,000-square-foot facility that includes office areas and production and warehouse space. It converts a variety of kraft and construction paper, chipboards and polypropylene films. Precision Paper Converters is located in Kaukauna, Wis.

Progressive Converting serves the paper industry including merchants and mills with high quality converting services and warehousing. With three plant locations throughout the United States it offers: precision sheeting (folio, digital, special or make sizes), slitting and rewinding (traditional, xeikon, docutech, etc.), cartoning (folio and junior cartons, digital sheets and rolls), warehousing with rail siding, custom skid shop, cut to register sheeting (security, watermark, holographic paper), 'house sheet program' for large printers, private label pograms, board sheeting programs and off-shore grades. Pro-Con does not buy or sell paper or board, it converts. The company has locations in Nevada, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.

AstenJohnson is a manufacturer of paper machine clothing, drainage equipment, filaments and specialty fabrics. Founded in 1790, the company maintains a staff of more than 1,800 people worldwide. It has several sales and marketing offices in Singapore and Canada and manufacturing facilities in Asia and Europe. AstenJohnson serves the textile, mining, chemical, construction, filtration and food industries. The company offers products under the trade names of QuadraSeam, MaxXum, X-TendaPress and PriZm-XF. It is also a distributor of the Wilbanks brand of ceramic products. In addition, AstenJohnson maintains a research and development facility. The company s division, JohnsonFoils, manufactures application engineered equipment and systems for pulp and paper machines. The division provides the ISOFLO and DELTAFLO brands of proprietary design systems.