Acumeter Laboratories Inc.
Contact: Sales Manager
155D Memorial Dr.
Shrewsbury, MA 01545-6235
U.S.
Phone: 508-842-9200
Fax: 508-842-9699
Acumeter Laboratories, Inc. is a designer and manufacturer of industrial equipment. Through an extensive network of certified sales professionals and representatives, Acumeter can serve most locations worldwide. Corporate headquarters are located in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Acumeter has established an exceptional reputation domestically and internationally for innovation and quality in the nonwovens and converting industries since 1949. Manufacturing and service for the thousands of Acumeter hot melt coating systems worldwide is handled from our Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, facility. Acumeter holds numerous patents for application methods and equipment specifically for the nonwovens and disposables industry.
The Shrewsbury plant has a test facility available for evaluating substrates and coating materials on an LH-3 laboratory coater/laminator. Coating capabilities include slot die, UV curing, and spray.
May Coating Technologies was established in 1983. May Coating's expertise is in the design and manufacture of hot melt web coating systems and thermoplastic processing equipment. May Coating products included several standard lines of hot-melt application equipment and a complete line of hot-melt processors. The line of hot-melt processors also includes our patented inverted drum unloader. Years of experience in designing and building systems for precision web coating applications have resulted in a line of cost-effective coater/laminators, die coating modules, roll coaters and rotary screen pattern coaters including the patented deckle slot die. In 2005 the May Coating Technologies name and line of standard web handling and coating equipment was sold to and integrated into Remmele Engineerings Automation Division facility.
The Acumeter Laboratories, Inc. Engineering Group specializes in the design and fabrication of custom-engineered systems to meet a customer's specific requirements.
