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Window, Door Giant Pella Corp. Adds Ohio Factory, 428 Jobs

August 12, 2020

TROY, OH—Pella Corp., one of the largest manufacturers of residential windows and doors in the United States, is adding a new assembly plant here.

New Applications for High-Strength Tapes

Acrylic foam and glazing tapes can often replace fasteners or liquid adhesive in many applications

John Merchant

December 13, 2018

Manufacturers today are trapped in a perennial race to get products assembled and out the door in less time and at lower cost while maintaining high quality. They must also adjust to constant change in the materials they use.

Window, Door Manufacturer Optimizes Equipment Maintenance With Software

Jim Camillo

November 3, 2016

Builders, replacement-window professionals and homeowners have relied on products from Atrium Windows and Doors (AWD) since 1946.

Andersen Windows to Spend $45 Million to Expand Manufacturing Operations

April 7, 2015

MINNEAPOLIS—Andersen Windows will spend $45 million to upgrade its assembly plants in Cottage Grove, MN, and North Branch, MN. The investment could result in more than 300 new jobs.

Anderson Invests $18 Million to Expand Minnesota Assembly Plant

May 8, 2014

BAYPORT, MN—Window and door maker Andersen Corporation is planning an $18 million expansion of its assembly plant here. The project is expected to create 100 full-time jobs.

Window Manufacturer to Add 200 Jobs

October 25, 2012

ROCKY MOUNT, VA—Ply Gem Windows, a manufacturer of window and door products, will add 200 jobs at its assembly plant here by the end of 2014.

Fabricated Metal Products Industry

Industry Report: Household Hardware Manufacturing

Austin Weber

June 1, 2004

Cabinet, door and window manufacturers slowly open up to automation.

How to Rebuild Manufacturing, Restore High Wages, High Profits & National Prosperity

This presentation addresses the vital importance of reshoring U.S. manufacturing capability to ensure economic and military security. You’ll learn how U.S. manufacturing got where it is today, how outsourcing threatens U.S. security, and what U.S. manufacturers can do to fix the problem.

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