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American Cladding Technologies Becomes a Division of Joining Technologies - Vimarsana News

American Cladding Technologies Becomes a Division of Joining Technologies

East Granby, Conn. (PRWEB) February 06, 2023 -- American Cladding Technologies, a leading provider of laser metal deposition services for the past decade, has

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From dirty radiator shop to 78K-sq.-ft. newly acquired industrial space, Joining Industries rose from humble beginnings - Vimarsana News

From dirty radiator shop to 78K-sq.-ft. newly acquired industrial space, Joining Industries rose from humble beginnings

Last year, Joining Industries — the parent of three separate companies — bought two buildings with more than 78,000 square feet of combined space to house a growing workforce of 110 employees.

Growing advanced manufacturer pays $3M for East Granby building - Vimarsana News

Growing advanced manufacturer pays $3M for East Granby building

Joining Industries – an advanced manufacturer with 30-year-old roots – recently paid $3 million for the East Granby building in which it is located. “Our businesses are doing very well,” said David Hudson, CEO of Joining Industries. “They are growing. The building has a lot of value, and the seller was ready.” Hudson said the purchase of the 45,110-square-foot building at 17 Connecticut South Drive, gives his company greater ability to make improvements on its schedule.

Growing advanced manufacturer pays $3M for East Granby building - Vimarsana News

Growing advanced manufacturer pays $3M for East Granby building

Joining Industries – an advanced manufacturing enterprise with 30-year-old roots – recently paid $3 million for the East Granby building in which it is located. “Our businesses are doing very well,” said David Hudson, CEO of Joining Industries. “They are growing. The building has a lot of value, and the seller was ready.” Hudson said the purchase of the 45,110-square-foot building at 17 Connecticut South Drive gives his company greater ability to make improvements on its schedule.