Since 1915, FPC International, Inc., previously known as Federal Process Corporation, has leveraged its chemical expertise and experience within key markets to fuel the growth of its product lines and its customers’ businesses. Decades of knowledge, continuous R&D and a commitment to acquiring and developing companies, brands and products that complement these core strengths are a foundation …
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Since 1915, FPC International, Inc., previously known as Federal Process Corporation, has leveraged its chemical expertise and experience within key markets to fuel the growth of its product lines and its customers’ businesses. Decades of knowledge, continuous R&D and a commitment to acquiring and developing companies, brands and products that complement these core strengths are a foundation …
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Since 1915, FPC International, Inc., previously known as Federal Process Corporation, has leveraged its chemical expertise and experience within key markets to fuel the growth of its product lines and its customers’ businesses. Decades of knowledge, continuous R&D and a commitment to acquiring and developing companies, brands and products that complement these core strengths are a foundation …
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Since 1915, FPC International, Inc., previously known as Federal Process Corporation, has leveraged its chemical expertise and experience within key markets to fuel the growth of its product lines and its customers’ businesses. Decades of knowledge, continuous R&D and a commitment to acquiring and developing companies, brands and products that complement these core strengths are a foundation …
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Since 1915, FPC International, Inc., previously known as Federal Process Corporation, has leveraged its chemical expertise and experience within key markets to fuel the growth of its product lines and its customers’ businesses. Decades of knowledge, continuous R&D and a commitment to acquiring and developing companies, brands and products that complement these core strengths are a foundation …
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FedPro, originally founded as Federal Process, manufactured its first can of Gasoila® Pipe Thread Sealant in 1915. Small batches were made to meet the high quality standards set by our founders.
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Federal Process Corporation is a diversified manufacturer of specialty chemicals and industrial products. The Company's products include Thred Tapers, Schaul plumbing parts and accessories, and ...
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Since 1915, FPC International, Inc., previously known as Federal Process Corporation, has leveraged its chemical expertise and experience within key markets to fuel the growth of its product lines and its customers’ businesses.
Founded in 1915, Federal Process Corporation is a family-owned and professionally managed company with a highly successful track record of acquiring and growing niche industrial businesses. Originally a manufacturer of pipe thread sealants, Federal Process has leveraged its extensive chemical expertise and market knowledge...
FedPro, Inc.’s portfolio of premium cleaners, thread sealants, PTFE tapes, lubricants and performance chemicals have become the products of choice in the petroleum, plumbing, LP gas, automotive, hardware, household and consumer, and general industrial markets. For more information, visit fedpro.com.
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