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Machines and Systems for Solid Wood Processing You can concentrate on your business, let us do everything else! WEINIG is not only the leading manufacturer for the solid wood processing industry, we lead this industry in technology and ideas! WEINIG offers comprehensive services and system solutions – all the way to complete turnkey production plants – making WEINIG the all-around ideal partner where the focus is always on flexible, profitable production.
Providing real-time asset tracking in any environment, with applications in manufacturing, defense, energy, inventory management, logistics, and security. WISERs ultra-wideband (UWB) system operates without line-of-sight and registers asset locations within inches in most cases.
EverZinc is a global leader in producing specialty zinc materials, with a history of over 185 years. Established in 2016, the company became the worlds largest zinc specialty chemical producer after merging with U.S. Zinc in 2022. Headquartered in Houston, Texas, EverZinc operates 14 production sites across North America, Europe, and Asia, employing over 800 people. The company specializes in four main product lines: fine zinc powders, zinc oxide, zinc powders for batteries, and Zano®, an ultra-fine zinc oxide. These products serve various industries, including personal care, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, textiles, agriculture, paints, coatings, and rubber. EverZincs advanced manufacturing technologies and focus on material science support its diverse customer base and contribute to its strong growth in the zinc specialty chemical market.
The Sims-Lohman advantage includes a broad product selection, faster turnaround and a ‘one-stop solution for countertops and cabinets. Sims-Lohman fabricates more than 30,000 granite and quartz countertops while providing the cabinetry for more than 50,000 kitchens annually. Sims-Lohman now has 28 sales showrooms, six regional distribution centers and six state-of-the-art granite and quartz countertop manufacturing plants across eight states.