Press Releases
Taber Extrusions joins “Will it Blend” host Tom Dickson in sponsoring Boy Scouts of America centennial anniversary celebration
September 1st, 2010 Leading American aluminum extrusions manufacturer will contribute materials for Guinness Book of World Record’s longest Pinewood Derby raceway to commemorate 100 year BSA anniversary Russellville, Ark., (August 24, 2010) — Proud to be American Taber Extrusions LLC, a leading manufacturer of aluminum extrusions often serving the U.S. military and other mission-critical industries, has pledged its [...]
Taber Extrusions releases key information on marine aluminum extrusions and other military applications
April 26th, 2010 The 5000 series outperforms the 6000 series alloy, providing improved performance in marine and other military applications RUSSELLVILLE, Ark., March 17, 2010 — Taber Extrusions LLC, a pioneering manufacturer of complex aluminum extrusions, has released a white paper on its 5000 series aluminum extrusions. “The white paper is meant as an education tool for marine [...]
Taber Extrusions deploys wide multi-void extrusions to meet special application needs of U.S. military while reducing final fabrication costs
February 28th, 2010 With a commitment to “Buy American,” Taber Extrusions processes all materials domestically to produce complex wide extrusions, such as AM2 matting, decking, platforms, panels, heat sinks, archery bow risers and bars. RUSSELLVILLE, Ark., Feb. XX, 2010 — Taber Extrusions LLC, a pioneering manufacturer of complex aluminum extrusions, has earned the distinction as the only U.S. [...]
Taber Extrusions serves as the preferred U.S. domestic extruder to meet stringent technical requirements of 5000 series alloys
February 4th, 2010 Taber Extrusions supplies custom and standard 5000 series alloy extrusions for U.S. military land and sea applications. RUSSELLVILLE, Ark., Feb. 4, 2010 — Taber Extrusions LLC, a pioneering manufacturer of complex aluminum extrusions, is using 5000 series alloy aluminum extrusions to support U.S. military fleets and weaponry. As the premier domestic extruder to have developed [...] |