Green Bay Nonwovens, Inc

Straubel Paper Company, located in Green Bay, WI, specializes in manufacturing roll stock of scrim and DRC for use in various manufacturing and paper converting products. Their durable nylon-reinforced paper, known as Scrim, is made by layering nylon scrim netting between textured paper, resulting in products like disposable paper wipers. Additionally, they produce highly durable non-woven wipers called DRC, made from wood pulp, binders, and a soft clothlike material, which are commonly used for industrial clean-ups of water, grease, oil, and paint. With a century of experience in the industry, Straubel Paper Company has been serving customers since September 2007. Their commitment to quality and innovation has made them a trusted name in the field, providing reliable solutions for various manufacturing and paper converting needs.Generated from the website

U.S. Paper Mills, located in DePere, Wis., is a part of Sonoco, which is a global supplier of industrial and consumer packaging solutions. Headquartered in Hartsville, S.C., the parent company operates approximately 300 locations worldwide and employs more than 18,500 individuals. Founded in 1899, it is a producer of composite cans and rigid paperboard containers. Sonoco manufactures a range of plastic containers and injection molded parts by extrusion blow and injection stretch blow molding. The parent company offers a variety of paperboard tubes, cores, roll packaging, molded plugs, pallet components, rotary die boards and supply chain packaging services. It provides various products for the packaging of snacks, nuts, cookies, powdered beverages, coffee, refrigerated dough, spices, household chemicals, and health and beauty products.

Industrial, packaging and pressure sensitive papers are among Thilmany Papers' products. The company's industrial paper products include building and construction papers, interleaving papers, one-time carbonizing and paint masking. Grease resistant papers, larminating and coating bases, medical papers and waxing bases are among Thilmany's packaging paper offerings. The company's pressure sensitive paper products include coating bases, hygiene bases gumming and supercalendered release liners. Thilmany was founded in 1883 as Thilmany Pulp and Paper Company and operated independently until it was acquired by Hammermill in 1969. Wisconsin-based Thilmany Papers' Kaukauna and Nicolet paper mills and the Thilmany Packaging converting operation at the Kaukauna mill operated as part of International Paper's Industrial Papers Business until June 2005, when the business was acquired by Kohlberg & Company. The parent company is a private equity firm based in Mount Kisco, N.Y. Thilmany Papers has a location in De Pere, Wis.