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When businessman Glenn Farrell went around the corner from his company’s offices to buy a new garage door for his house in late 2019, he ended up spending a lot more than he planned.  Farrell, the owner of industrial wire-products maker Lumsden Corp., first talked to a salesman in the showroom of Calder Door on Loop Road about a new garage door. Then Farrell asked the salesman if he knew of any nearby buildings for sale or lease.  Fortunately for Farrell, the salesman did – that very Calder Door building, because Calder Door was being sold and moving to Mechanicsburg. So Farre...

When businessman Glenn Farrell went around the corner from his company’s offices to buy a new garage door for his house in late 2019, he ended up spending a lot more than he planned.  Farrell, the owner of industrial wire-products maker Lumsden Corp., first talked to a salesman in the showroom of Calder Door on Loop Road about a new garage door. Then Farrell asked the salesman if he knew of any nearby buildings for sale or lease.  Fortunately for Farrell, the salesman did – that very Calder Door building, because Calder Door was being sold and moving to Mechanicsburg. So Farre...

Hoyt Wire Cloth to expand Pennsylvania plant Hoyt Wire Cloth, a division of Lumsden Corp., is undergoing a plant expansion at its headquarters in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The expansion will add about 75 percent more manufacturing and stocking space, which is needed to accommodate increased order volumes – especially for Hoyt Wire Cloth’s anti-blinding and anti-plugging Veno and Serpa product lines. “Aggregate producers are facing the daunting task of having to produce more material, often with the same screening equipment,” says Jeff Beck, president of Hoyt Wire Cloth. “Our specialt...