Whitford

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Whitford, a wholly-owned subsidiary of PPG, is a high-performance coatings manufacturer which serves a wide range of industries from automotive to renewable, housewares, medical, specialty and textile. Our integrated global team of professional color stylists, chemists and technical experts turn new coating technologies into viable products. We pay particular attention to regulatory compliance; al

l Whitford interior coatings, solvent- and water-based comply with the regulations of the USDA, FDA, BGA, JIS, and other governmental bodies (some also meet TUV). Our technical specialists work closely with customers to ensure coatings meet all requirements and are applied without problems; we provide unsurpassed technical support around the world. For more information on Whitford and our many products email us at [email protected] or find us on the web at whitfordww.com.

Address

47 Park Ave
Elverson, PA
19520

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

(610) 286-3500

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Products

Today, Whitford's products are found on a wide variety of products in an even wider variey of industries. From fry pans to George Foreman grills, from wiper blades to fasteners found deep under water, Whitford is there. Our brand names include Eclipse, Eterna, Excalibur, Fusion, FusionX, HALO, QuanTanium, Quantum2, Resilon, Skandia, Xylac, Xylan, Xylan Plus, Xylar.

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Our Story

Whitford Corporation was founded in 1969. Two friends, former classmates, had been working at the same company for several years. Suddenly, three days before Christmas, both were fired. They went to lunch. It was a long one. By the time they finished coffee they had decided to start their own business. They had no clients, no products to sell. All they had was a dream. Today, that dream has become Whitford. It’s an unusual company. This, briefly, is its story. Soon after the two founders of Whitford Corporation opened for business, they hired a third friend (and former classmate), equally entrepreneurial in bent. After completing a project in the United States, he returned to his native England. Six months later, he opened Whitford Plastics Ltd. in Cheshire. From its very beginning, Whitford has taken a global approach to its business — a point of view that has been key to what success the company has enjoyed.