Parkinson Technologies Inc.
Contact Information
Please visit: Parkinson Technologies Inc.
Mailing Address:
100 Goldstein Dr.
Woonsocket,
RI
02895
US
Phone:
401-762-2100
Fax:
401-762-2295
A Special Message from Parkinson Technologies Inc.
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Web production systems to enable your enterprise
Parkinson Technologies’ world class Marshall and Williams Plastics Pilot Line Lab is unrivaled in its design and capabilities. Featuring an entire biaxial orientation system from the extrusion to the winder, this 15,000 square foot facility provides a unique opportunity for customers to develop products, solve process problems, and generate marketing samples. The Marshall and Williams Plastics Casting and Orientation Systems name is recognized globally for leading technology in biaxial orientation and casting equipment for producers of plastic film and sheet. Marshall and Williams Plastics equipment includes MDOs, TDOs, and complete systems along with training and start-up supervision. Visit www.parkinsontechnologies.com for more information or call 1-401-762-2100 to speak with a representative.
Company Profile
Parkinson Technologies develops, designs and manufactures web processing machinery for the plastics, nonwovens, paper and specialty materials industries. Its pilot lab offers customers complete flexibility to conduct research and development in plastics sheet/film extrusion and orientation, as well as to produce commercially viable marketing samples. Parkinson Technologies serves a broad range of companies, from venture-backed startups to Fortune 50 enterprises. Brands owned by Parkinson Technologies include Dusenbery® Converting Systems, Marshall and Williams Plastics, Parkinson Winders and Key Filters.
Product Categories of Parkinson Technologies Inc.
- Custom Machine Builders
- Film Take-off Systems
- Hot-water or Oil-circulating Temperature Controllers
- Knife Coaters
- Machine Alignment Services
- Machine Installation Services
- Machine Maintenance Services
- Machinery Rebuilding
- Orientation and Tentering Equipment (for Webs)
- Ovens
- Roll Coaters
- Rolls - Nonrubber Covered
- Slot Orifice Coaters
- Web Brakes, Clutches, Chucks
- Web Cleaning Equipment
- Web Guides, Edge Detectors
- Web Inspection Systems
- Web Slitter/Rewinders
- Web Slitters
- Web Tension Controls
- Web Winders, Unwinds, Rewinds
- Wire and Cable Take-off Systems
Trade Names of Parkinson Technologies Inc.
- Dusenbery® Converting Systems
- Key Filters
- Marshall and Williams Plastics
- Parkinson Winders
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