Solar Manufacturing Inc. relocating

Published
February 17, 2018 - 05:00pm
Solar Manufacturing Inc.

Solar Manufacturing Inc., Souderton, Pa., a manufacturer of advanced industrial vacuum furnaces, is relocating its headquarters to Sellersville. The Sellersville Borough Council recently granted unanimous preliminary and final approval for the new building located on a combined 8.5 acres of Lots #5 and #6 on East Clymer Avenue. The manufacturing area will occupy 40,000 square feet of the facility with an additional 17,500 square feet of office space. There is the option of a 22,500-square-foot addition to the manufacturing building in the future.

“I am thrilled to see this project moving forward for our new headquarters. This new facility will provide us the space we need to grow and consolidate all our staff in one facility,” said William Jones, who along with his wife, Myrtle Jones, owns Solar Manufacturing. Gorski Engineering is scheduled to begin breaking ground for the new $8 million facility in the spring, with completion and occupancy later that fall.

According to Jim Nagy, president of Solar Manufacturing, “Our most important customer is our sister company, Solar Atmospheres of Souderton, Pa., with additional plants in Hermitage, Pa., Fontana, Calif., and Greenville, S.C. Solar Atmospheres operates over 60 production vacuum furnaces, with additional large production vacuum furnaces on order for commercial vacuum heat treating applications.”

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