More than 22 years experience
You'll have confidence in Strouse knowing professionals are adept at providing the engineering support, statistical documentation, and confidentiality demanded by Fortune 500 companies.

Strouse has invested in technology and engineering expertise to provide the most sophisticated die cutting capabilities in the world. Bonding applications for the electronics and medical industry surpass tight tolerance expectations and provide in-line 100% video inspection.

The Slitting Division handles the task of converting tapes, films and fabrics utilizing our Cevenini and Dusenbury slitting units. Clients with any unfamiliar material can feel comfortable knowing that Strouse will analyze its properties and offer options to precisely and cleanly slit the roll.

Strouse designs products for the most difficult identification problems. We are the experts at specialty labels and color-coded die cut parts.

Being able to complete a task quickly and accurately is key in a production environment. Kitting with die-cut components can increase the throughput of a project with savings of time, material, and manpower. The parts needed for task completion are assembled and packaged together with identification specific to the job. Watch the job-time drop and the profit increase.

The shielding of objects from paint or contact has become a staple for the Strouse Corporation. Depending upon the client requirements, our engineers will combine the correct (considering the aggresiveness, flexibility and chemical resistance), liner and top coat (transparent, opaque, printable, etc.). They will then address the size and shape needed to ensure that the valuable object is protected.

Strouse meets the most demanding protection requirements from assembly to shipping. Any product of value requires protection prior to delivery. Applications save the manufacturer the cost of mutilation and can be found in automotive, electronics and appliance industries.

With Strouse's in-house Preco laser, we are able to offer clients small quantity output. Using a reduced set-up and adjusting the layout to better utilize existing material.