What PSC Industries does

PSC Industries, Inc. (formerly Packaging Service Corporation) is a privately held B2B industrial materials conversion and fabrication company founded in 1954 in Louisville, Kentucky by D. Covington Logan, and a wholly-owned subsidiary of PMC Global, Inc. since 1987. The company converts non-metallic materials, including foam, rubber, fiberglass, silicone, non-wovens, adhesives, films, and tapes, into engineered components for OEMs across HVAC, appliance, automotive, aerospace, electronics, medical, metal building, office interior, and marine verticals.

Its core capabilities include custom die cutting (multi-station precision rotary presses, mechanical/hydraulic flat bed, 3D contour cutting, laser rotary), 5- and 6-axis waterjet cutting (with tolerances tighter than ±0.005 inches), molding (fusion, thermoforming, reaction injection molding, and the registered Twin Shape technology for lightweight polyolefin air ducts), laminating, rapid prototyping, application engineering, custom packaging, and materials testing. PSC holds Preferred Converter status with Rogers Corporation (converting PORON polyurethanes, BISCO silicones, DeWAL tapes, and kSil products), Master Fabricator status with Johns Manville, and Converter relationships with William T. Burnett and Lamtec.

PSC operates 22 facilities across the United States, Mexico, and China, with ISO 9001 certification at multiple sites and AS-9100 certification supporting aerospace work. The business model is project- and volume-based: PSC quotes and engineers custom solutions for industrial OEM customers, then produces converted components through its manufacturing network. Go-to-market is relationship-driven direct enterprise sales supported by partner-channel referrals, with engineering co-design embedded in product development. The company does not publicly disclose pricing or financials and has no history of external funding rounds.

Name

PSC Industries

Legal name

PSC Industries, Inc.

Website

https://pscindustries.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1954

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

5,001–10,000 employees

Short description

PSC Industries is a B2B industrial materials converter and fabricator, founded in 1954 and a subsidiary of PMC Global, Inc., operating 22 facilities across the US, Mexico, and China to produce custom-engineered foam, rubber, fiberglass, silicone, and laminate components for OEMs in HVAC, appliance, automotive, aerospace, electronics, medical, and related industrial verticals.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Industrial Component Fabrication

NAICS

Plastics Product Manufacturing (3261)

SIC

Plastics Foam Products (3086)

akta.pro primary industry

Thermoformed Building & Construction Products (Panels, Liners, Covers) (IMANAHAF)

akta.pro secondary industry

Thermoformed Electronics & Appliance Components (IMANAHAG)

Keywords

• Custom material fabrication
• Non-metallic material conversion
• Industrial die cutting
• Gasket and insulation manufacturing
• Foam and rubber fabrication

Headquarters

HQ city

Louisville

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices4 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Custom Material Fabrication and Conversion: PSC Industries generates revenue through custom fabrication and conversion of non-metallic materials including foam, rubber, fiberglass, adhesives, and other materials. Services include die cutting, molding, water jet cutting, laminating, prototyping, and custom packaging. The company operates as a Preferred Converter for Rogers Corporation and Master Fabricator for Johns Manville, converting their materials into finished components for industrial customers.
2. Engineered Component Solutions: Design and engineering services supporting product development, material selection, and rapid prototyping to help customers meet specifications. Revenue is generated through the sale of fabricated components and engineered solutions.

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

PSC Industries converts foam, rubber, fiberglass, silicone, adhesives, nonwovens and other non-metallic materials into custom-fabricated components for industrial OEMs. As a Preferred Converter for Rogers Corporation and Master Fabricator for Johns Manville, it supplies die-cut, waterjet-cut, molded, laminated and prototyped parts used for sealing, gasketing, insulation, NVH, and cushioning in HVAC, appliance, automotive, aerospace, electronics, medical, metal building, office interior, and marine applications.

Product overview

PSC Industries is a materials conversion company offering custom fabrication services rather than a single unified product. The company operates as a Preferred Converter for Rogers Corporation (PORON polyurethanes, BISCO silicones, DeWAL tapes, kSil silicones) and Master Fabricator for Johns Manville insulation products, as well as a Converter for William T. Burnett specialty foams and nonwovens. The core product portfolio includes: (1) Rogers material lines—PORON Industrial Polyurethanes (4701-40, 4790-92, AquaPro, Dura-Shape, ThinStik, EVExtend), BISCO Silicones (BF-200, BF-1000, HT-800/820/840 series, IF-200, RF-120, MF1, FPC, HT-1200/6000/MS-1600, A2/HT-200 sound barriers), DeWAL films and tapes, and kSil closed-cell sponge/rubber; (2) Johns Manville insulation—Microlite AA (Standard/Premium), DuraCore, Equipment Spin-Glas Board, Microlite MW/XG, Exact-O-Mat/Board, Micromat, SG Series Spin-Glas, Tuf-Skin, Microlite L, PEBS Blanket; (3) William T. Burnett products—specialty foams (EcoShield), nonwovens (PolyWeb, WhisperDri, WhisperShield, WhisperWeb, EcoWeb). These materials are processed through PSC's manufacturing capabilities including custom die cutting, waterjet cutting (5/6-axis), molding (including Twin Shape thermoforming), laminating, rapid prototyping, engineering, custom packaging, and testing. Applications serve HVAC, automotive, aerospace, appliance, electronics, office interiors, metal building, and marine markets.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Custom Die Cutting Services Precision die cutting of foam, rubber, fiberglass, silicone, adhesives, and other non-metallic materials using multi-station rotary presses, flat bed presses, and 3D contour cutting to produce custom gaskets, seals, and insulation components for industrial OEMs.
• Waterjet Cutting Services Multi-axis (5 and 6 axis) waterjet cutting service for 3-dimensional angled cuts on foam, rubber, fiberglass and other materials, including pure and abrasive waterjet options, achieving tolerances tighter than +/- 0.005 inches for low-volume and rapid prototyping orders.
• Molding Services Custom molding services including fusion molding, thermoforming, reaction injection molding, and proprietary Twin Shape vacuum-formed polyolefin thermoforming that produces hollow air duct systems up to 80% lighter than alternatives, serving automotive, appliances, HVAC, and aerospace industries.
• Laminating Services Industrial laminating service that combines foam, fiberglass, adhesive, foil, paper and other materials with pressure-sensitive adhesive and facings to provide moisture control, thermal protection, and structural integrity for finished components.
• Rapid Prototyping Services Rapid prototyping service that produces cost-effective physical prototypes from customer specifications, enabling design feedback and iteration prior to full production runs.
• Engineering Services Engineering services supporting product design, material selection, and rapid prototyping using state-of-the-art technology and experienced engineers to help OEM customers meet performance specifications.
• Custom Packaging Solutions Custom protective packaging solutions engineered from foam, nonwoven and other materials to provide cushioning, protection, and secure transport for industrial products.
• Testing Services Materials testing and analysis services measuring temperature, acoustic, weight, compression and other properties of foams, silicones, fiberglass, and other non-metallic materials.
• Rogers PORON Industrial Polyurethane Products Conversion of Rogers PORON Industrial Polyurethanes into custom gasketing, sealing, cushioning, vibration management, and impact management components, including PORON Soft Seal 4701-15, 4790-92, 4701-30, AquaPro, 4701-40, EVExtend, 4701-50, 4701-60, Dura-Shape, VFT Tapes, and ThinStik variants for industrial OEM customers.
• Rogers BISCO Silicone Products Conversion of Rogers BISCO silicone cellular, solid and specialty materials into custom gaskets, heat shields, fire stops, seals, cushions, insulation and sound barriers for industrial OEMs, offered as Rogers Preferred Converter.
• Rogers DeWAL Pressure Sensitive Tapes Conversion of Rogers DeWAL high-performance polymer films and pressure-sensitive PTFE and UHMW tapes with splice-free lengths for industrial and mechanical applications.
• kSil Silicone Products Conversion of kSil closed-cell silicone sponge and silicone rubber materials from Silicone Engineering for sealing, insulation, gasketing, and protection applications with temperature stability from -60°C to 230°C.
• Johns Manville Insulation Products Conversion of Johns Manville fiberglass insulation products (including Microlite AA, DuraCore, Spin-Glas Board, Exact-O-Mat/Board, Micromat, SG Series, Tuf-Skin, Microlite L, and PEBS Blanket) into thermal and acoustic insulation components for HVAC, aerospace, appliance, office interior and specialty applications.
• William T. Burnett Specialty Foam and Nonwoven Products Conversion of William T. Burnett technical foam and nonwoven products (including EcoShield and specialty foams with anti-microbial, anti-static, dielectric sealable, flame retardant and other technologies) for automotive, bedding, filtration, furniture, industrial, thermoplastic, composite, and specialty markets.

Quantifiable outcome

• Zero field failures over 30+ years for critical HVAC blade seal applications
• +2 more outcomes

Segments9 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature6 records

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• Rogers CorporationcoreTechnology or IntegrationPSC Industries is a proud Preferred Converter of Rogers Corporation. This select group of partners delivers PORON polyurethane and BISCO silicone materials with exceptional service and technical support. Preferred Converters maintain high standards of quality, technical capability, and customer service. PSC also offers Rogers DeWAL PTFE/UHMW tape products and kSil silicone materials.
• Johns ManvillecoreTechnology or IntegrationPSC Industries is a proud Master Fabricator of Johns Manville. JM provides insulation products in multiple sizes, densities, and configurations for HVAC, appliance, aerospace, and specialty applications. Products offer thermal control, acoustical dampening, and flame and mold resistance.
• William T. Burnett & Co.coreTechnology or IntegrationPSC is a Wm. T. Burnett & Co. Converter offering diverse technical foam and nonwoven products for automotive, bedding, filtration, furniture, industrial, thermoplastic, composite, and specialty markets. Products include specialty foams with anti-microbial, anti-static, clickable die, dielectric sealable, and other technologies.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Market position

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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