History of Omniseal Solutions™
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Original Furon & Seals History
The Race to Space
Critical Applications
Between 1952 to 1955, the United States began to strongly pursue a variety of liquid-fueled rocket engine programs
Original Dixon & Rulon® History
The Industrial Ride
Material Expertise
In the late 1800s, textile and cotton mill factories produced an incredible range of new products
Original Dixon & Meldin® History
A Tale of Two Materials
Material Expertise
In the late 1960s, a material called ‘melamine’ was introduced to the market for high temperature applications
Original Hycomp™ History
From Man-Made Fibers to Carbon Fibers
Acquisition Strategy
The story of Hycomp™ is interwoven into a tapestry of innovative people connecting and adding their own “touches”
Year
1999
Year
1999
In the beginning, there was Furon®
Saint-Gobain acquires Furon®
Acquisition Strategy
With the acquisition of Furon®, Saint-Gobain started the journey to being a top seals provider in global markets
Year
2014
Year
2014
Next generation of seals is launched
Reducing our environmental impact
Renewable Energy Solutions
Low fugitive emission sealing solution launched, to contain harmful emissions & promote operating efficiency
Original American Seal & Engineering History
At The Root & Core of Metal Seal Solutions
Acquisition Strategy
It seems to be a perfect fit that American Seal & Engineering (ASE) has its founding roots in Connecticut
Original High Tech Metal Seals History
A Mixture of Tradition and Innovation
Acquisition Strategy
A mixture of tradition and innovation go hand in hand at HTMS, short for High Tech Metal Seals
Historical videos
The Meldin® Origin: The Tale of Two Materials
Historical videos
The HTMS Story: Touching The Sky
The Rulon® Origin: A Revolutionary Ride
The Meldin® Origin: The Tale of Two Materials
The Omniseal® Origin: Our Race To Space
Omniseal Solutions™: Who are we?
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Facilities in 3 continents America, Europe, and Asia
14 manufacturing facilities, 5 sales offices, and 8 R&D centers
Over 50 years of design engineering & manufacturing
