Davis-Standard, LLC is one of the oldest and most successful machinery producers in the world. It was established in 1848 as a cotton gin machinery manufacturer and began to manufacturer extruder machinery a century later in 1948 and by 1955 was making equipment for the wire and cable, plastic and rubber industries. Davis-Standard is known especially for extensive feedscrew technology, durable equipment and innovation across all product lines.

Today, according to the company’s website, Davis-Standard, LLC is a global leader in the design, development and manufacture of extrusion systems, feedscrews, barrels and process controls for the flexible web converting, plastics processing and rubber industries. The company supplies extruders and extrusion systems for blown film, blow molding, cast film, compounding and pelletizing, elastomer, extrusion coating and laminating, fiber, laboratory, pipe, profile and tubing, reclaim, sheet, wire and cable, and wood fiber applications. Davis-Stand also manufactures solution coating equipment to service the flexible web converting industry.

From the company’s website,

Davis-Standard is structured into two operating units, Converting Systems and Extrusion Systems. The Converting Systems Group encompasses cast film, blown film, pelletizing, liquid coating, blow molding, extrusion coating and winding applications. The Extrusion Systems Group includes fiber, sheet, elastomer, laboratory and specialty systems, wire and cable, pipe, profile and tubing, compounding, recycle and reclaim process areas.

Davis-Standard has three manufacturing facilities in the United States as well as one at each of its subsidiaries in Germany and the United Kingdom. Sales or representative offices are located in France, Russia, the Philippines and China. Research and development centers are located in Pawcatuck, Connecticut; Bridgewater, New Jersey; and Fulton, New York.

Davis-Standard serves customers in the agricultural, flexible packaging and web converting, automotive, building, medical, communications, consumer and industrial product industries.

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Davis-Standard website