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Over the company's long history, Cloeren engineers have been responsible for some of the most important technological developments in coextrusion.

 

 

  1975
Peter Cloeren Sr. develops the first Cloeren Feedblock, which was used for extrusion coating a high-density polyethylene skin layer on a low-density polyethylene base layer for milk carton stock.
 
   

1979
Feedblock and related coextrusion patents granted to Peter Cloeren Sr.

 
   

1980
Peter Cloeren Sr. and Peter F. Cloeren, Jr. formally co-found The Cloeren Company, known as Cloeren Incorporated.

 
    1984
First Cloeren manufacturing plant established in Orange, Texas.
 
    1989
Peter Cloeren Sr. retires and Peter F. Cloeren, Jr. assumes position as President and CEO of Cloeren Incorporated.
 
    1990
Cloeren enters the extrusion Die business with the introduction of its Epoch two-stage preland Die.
 
    1992
Cloeren commercializes the first flexible lip, Edge Bead Reduction (EBR), for extrusion coating and laminating.
 
    1993
Cloeren introduces the first internally deckled Die for cast film and thin sheet applications.
 
    1993
Patent granted to Cloeren for its Epoch two-stage preland Die.
 
    1994
Cloeren expands internationally through the opening of Cloeren Japan Ltd. In Tokyo and Cloeren Europe in Kent, England.
 
    1997 
Cloeren becomes the largest Die manufacturer in the world with the purchase of Production Components/ Chippewa Valley Die, Inc. of Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
 
    1998 
Cloeren establishes its third manufacturing facility in Orange, Texas.
 
    1999
Cloeren establishes sales and service office in Perth, Australia to serve the Southeast Asian region.
 
    2001
Cloeren expands and relocates headquarters to downtown Orange, Texas.
 
    2002
Cloeren introduces World’s first commercial InfiNano™ barrier coextrusion system.
 
    2002 
Cloeren receives 25th U.S. Patent for Polymer Processing Equipment and Design.
 
   

2003
Cloeren opens office in Nagoya; its second in Japan.

 
    2005
Cloeren produces coextruded barrier film system over 5m wide, the largest in the world.
 
    2006
Cloeren adds Coating Stations and Delivery systems to product line.
 
    2006
Cloeren opens a fourth manufacturing facility in Marshall, Texas.
 
    2007
Cloeren develops a revolutionary Die system for the fluid coating Die industry.

 

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