Associate Member Company

Austin Powder Company

 

  Austin Powder Company
25800 Science Park Drive
Cleveland, OH 44122
216.464.2400
www.AustinPowder.com
     

About This Associate Member

 

Part of the westward migration involved, literally, moving mountains. Austin Powder was founded in that same year to produce the black powder that would help break the rocks, mine the coal and build the canals. From the banks of the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland, Ohio, we grew as the country grew.

We are the second oldest manufacturing company in Ohio. Today, we manufacture a full line of industrial explosives and accessories, and provide blasting services to customers throughout North America and around the world (see "Austin International").

Our main plants are in McArthur, Ohio; Camden, Arkansas; Brownsville, Texas; and Valle Hermosa, Mexico. Distribution in the U.S. and Canada is primarily through 65 company-owned stores.
While our black powder days are long gone, the original spirit and initiative remain as part of our corporate culture. We are pleased to be of service to our mining, construction, and seismic exploration customers in North America and throughout the world.

     

Primary Categories

  • Associate Member
 

Product/Service Categories

  • Supplier
     

Contact

 

Jay Walker, Sales

 

Branches

 

74200 Edwards Road
New Athens, Ohio 43981
740.968.1555
740.968.1566 (fax)
Jay Walker, Sales
Ron Albright, Location Manager

23473 S.R. 93
Wellston, Ohio 45692
740.596.2513

459 Wellington Place
Findlay, Ohio 45840
419.299.3347

 

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