This two-day expo brings together dairy representatives worldwide and is a great opportunity to network with industry experts and learn more about products being used for dairy processing. With over 20 years of experience in the membrane filtration industry, we have been providing a variety of filtration solutions for dairy applications such as whey protein concentrate and isolate production and lactose concentration. Stop by our display to learn more about our nano-, ultra-, and micro- filtration membranes for specialty process applications. Jeff Yeh, President of Synder Filtration, and Kevin Donahue, Global Sales Manager, will be in attendance to provide more information and answer any membrane-related questions that you may have. Read more.
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We are pleased to announce that Synder Filtration has been selected by the GO-Biz committee as one of 90 recipients of the CalCompetes tax credit award. This credit is awarded to companies who plan a 5-year investment in both infrastructure and personnel. This year, GO-Biz has approved $69 Million in tax credits for over 90 companies, which will add over 6,200 jobs in California, along with $1. It will encourage companies to stay and expand their manufacturing businesses in California. Since the creation of the tax credit by Governor Brown in 2013, GO-Biz has allocated over $620 million to over 850 companies that are expected to create over 80,000 new jobs and provide $15.
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This report highlights the current market state of membrane filtration products and provides analysis on the competition, supply and demand, and trending applications. Established in 1994, Synder’s mission is to become the world’s leading manufacturer of nanofiltration, ultrafiltration, and microfiltration membranes for industrial process applications. At the heart of our business is our amazing team that is one of the most hard-working and innovative in the industry. As an independent, privately-held family business, we work closely with our customers to solve complex separation challenges with often customized membrane solutions. We are guided by these simple rules:– WORK HARD and ENJOY the process– INNOVATE to meet our customers’ needs– TREAT OTHERS as you expect to be treated.
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The sustained growth can be attributed to significant industrial membrane system sales, and Synder’s ability to remain flexible and responsive to requests for customized equipment and membranes. In an effort to meet today’s growing demands, Synder plans to expand production capacity by another 25% by the end of Q3 2012. In addition, investments are planned in the near future for widening R&D and application development. These strategic investments in infrastructure will only strengthen product offerings and solutions to customers, while maintaining the same responsiveness and lead times expected by our valued customers. Thank you for your continued support and confidence in Synder Filtration; Read more.
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Have you ever wondered how many steps go into making a spiral-wound membrane element? Science Channel’s “How It’s Made” television show aired an episode featuring “Membrane Filtration” on one of their segments. The entire video was shot at Synder Filtration’s Headquarters in Vacaville, CA, and the filtration element featured in the video is on display at Synder HQ. With over 81,000 views on Youtube, click below to view the video and see how an element is made! How It’s Made – Synder Filtration For the past seasons, “How It’s Made” has been offering viewers an insight into how everyday products are made by exploring factories throughout the world and showcasing multiple stages of manufacturing and production.
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This two-day expo brings together dairy representatives worldwide and is a great opportunity to network with industry experts and learn more about products being used for dairy processing. With over 20 years of experience in the membrane filtration industry, we have been providing a variety of filtration solutions for dairy applications such as whey protein concentrate and isolate production and lactose concentration. Stop by our display to learn more about our nano-, ultra-, and micro- filtration membranes for specialty process applications. Jeff Yeh, President of Synder Filtration, and Kevin Donahue, Global Sales Manager, will be in attendance to provide more information and answer any membrane-related questions that you may have. Read more.
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We are pleased to announce that Synder Filtration has been selected by the GO-Biz committee as one of 90 recipients of the CalCompetes tax credit award. This credit is awarded to companies who plan a 5-year investment in both infrastructure and personnel. This year, GO-Biz has approved $69 Million in tax credits for over 90 companies, which will add over 6,200 jobs in California, along with $1. It will encourage companies to stay and expand their manufacturing businesses in California. Since the creation of the tax credit by Governor Brown in 2013, GO-Biz has allocated over $620 million to over 850 companies that are expected to create over 80,000 new jobs and provide $15.
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Q1, 2012 earnings are up 42% compared to the same period in 2011. The tremendous growth can be attributed to an increased demand for newly developed NFX™ and NFW™ nanofiltration membranes and a growing share of UF membrane replacements in established markets. We will be expanding production capacity yet again in 2012 to beef up inventories and keep lead times and responsiveness to rush orders as fast as possible. To our valued customers, new and returning: Thank you for your continued support and confidence in Synder Filtration. Read more.
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Come join us at the Wisconsin Cheese Industry Conference, an international gathering of nearly 2,000 cheese industry leaders and suppliers. Newer products such as NFS for improved flux and demineralization capabilities for lactose concentration with acid whey will also be showcased. This is the largest global specialized exhibition in the dye-chem industry and a great opportunity to learn more about our nanofiltration membranes for dye de-salting and dye concentration applications. Jeff Yeh, President of Synder Filtration, will also be present at Interdye again this year, along with Cliff Zhu, Vice President of Synder Taizhou Membrane Technology. They will be available to answer membrane-related inquiries regarding our current line of extensive filtration products.
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Have you ever wondered how many steps go into making a spiral-wound membrane element? Science Channel’s “How It’s Made” television show aired an episode featuring “Membrane Filtration” on one of their segments. The entire video was shot at Synder Filtration’s Headquarters in Vacaville, CA, and the filtration element featured in the video is on display at Synder HQ. With over 81,000 views on Youtube, click below to view the video and see how an element is made! How It’s Made – Synder Filtration For the past seasons, “How It’s Made” has been offering viewers an insight into how everyday products are made by exploring factories throughout the world and showcasing multiple stages of manufacturing and production.
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In an effort to meet the growing needs of our customers with the same lead times to which they are accustomed, Synder has doubled it’s membrane production capacity. By increasing our casting and rolling capacity by 100%, Synder can continue to manufacture membranes in volumes comparable to automated rolling systems while maintaining all the benefits of an exclusively hand-rolled operation. By continuing to hand roll our membranes, as we’ve done for nearly two decades, we can instantly alter our production schedule to meet urgent orders of any size to ensure our customers get what they need, when they need it. Read more.
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Our experienced sales, engineering, and business development representatives will be returning to ECOAT 2012 and the International Cheese Technology Expo next month to exhibit our flagship products and new developments. Be sure to stop by booth #344 at the Cheese Expo and visit the exhibit hall at ECOAT 2012 to learn about solutions with membrane technology. Products on display at ECOAT 2012 will include our ultrafiltration elements and tubular anode cells. We look forward to reconnecting with our customers and meeting new industry representatives! Read more.
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This report highlights the current market state of membrane filtration products and provides analysis on the competition, supply and demand, and trending applications. Established in 1994, Synder’s mission is to become the world’s leading manufacturer of nanofiltration, ultrafiltration, and microfiltration membranes for industrial process applications. At the heart of our business is our amazing team that is one of the most hard-working and innovative in the industry. As an independent, privately-held family business, we work closely with our customers to solve complex separation challenges with often customized membrane solutions. We are guided by these simple rules:– WORK HARD and ENJOY the process– INNOVATE to meet our customers’ needs– TREAT OTHERS as you expect to be treated.
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Come join us at the Wisconsin Cheese Industry Conference, an international gathering of nearly 2,000 cheese industry leaders and suppliers. Newer products such as NFS for improved flux and demineralization capabilities for lactose concentration with acid whey will also be showcased. This is the largest global specialized exhibition in the dye-chem industry and a great opportunity to learn more about our nanofiltration membranes for dye de-salting and dye concentration applications. Jeff Yeh, President of Synder Filtration, will also be present at Interdye again this year, along with Cliff Zhu, Vice President of Synder Taizhou Membrane Technology. They will be available to answer membrane-related inquiries regarding our current line of extensive filtration products.
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Our core business in spiral wound membranes and membrane systems continue to show strong growth across many industries. Since then, we have finalized the purchase of a new 53,000 square foot building adjacent to Synder headquarters, and plan to complete the expansion by Q3 2013. The new facility will provide ample room for growth for years to come. To our new and existing valued customers: we sincerely thank you for a great year in 2012 and we look forward to growing our relationship and further mutual success in 2013.
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In an effort to meet the growing needs of our customers with the same lead times to which they are accustomed, Synder has doubled it’s membrane production capacity. By increasing our casting and rolling capacity by 100%, Synder can continue to manufacture membranes in volumes comparable to automated rolling systems while maintaining all the benefits of an exclusively hand-rolled operation. By continuing to hand roll our membranes, as we’ve done for nearly two decades, we can instantly alter our production schedule to meet urgent orders of any size to ensure our customers get what they need, when they need it. Read more.
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This two-day expo brings together dairy representatives worldwide and is a great opportunity to network with industry experts and learn more about products being used for dairy processing. With over 20 years of experience in the membrane filtration industry, we have been providing a variety of filtration solutions for dairy applications such as whey protein concentrate and isolate production and lactose concentration. Stop by our display to learn more about our nano-, ultra-, and micro- filtration membranes for specialty process applications. Jeff Yeh, President of Synder Filtration, and Kevin Donahue, Global Sales Manager, will be in attendance to provide more information and answer any membrane-related questions that you may have. Read more.
Come join us at the Wisconsin Cheese Industry Conference, an international gathering of nearly 2,000 cheese industry leaders and suppliers. Newer products such as NFS for improved flux and demineralization capabilities for lactose concentration with acid whey will also be showcased. This is the largest global specialized exhibition in the dye-chem industry and a great opportunity to learn more about our nanofiltration membranes for dye de-salting and dye concentration applications. Jeff Yeh, President of Synder Filtration, will also be present at Interdye again this year, along with Cliff Zhu, Vice President of Synder Taizhou Membrane Technology. They will be available to answer membrane-related inquiries regarding our current line of extensive filtration products.
We are pleased to announce that Synder Filtration has been selected by the GO-Biz committee as one of 90 recipients of the CalCompetes tax credit award. This credit is awarded to companies who plan a 5-year investment in both infrastructure and personnel. This year, GO-Biz has approved $69 Million in tax credits for over 90 companies, which will add over 6,200 jobs in California, along with $1. It will encourage companies to stay and expand their manufacturing businesses in California. Since the creation of the tax credit by Governor Brown in 2013, GO-Biz has allocated over $620 million to over 850 companies that are expected to create over 80,000 new jobs and provide $15.
Have you ever wondered how many steps go into making a spiral-wound membrane element? Science Channel’s “How It’s Made” television show aired an episode featuring “Membrane Filtration” on one of their segments. The entire video was shot at Synder Filtration’s Headquarters in Vacaville, CA, and the filtration element featured in the video is on display at Synder HQ. With over 81,000 views on Youtube, click below to view the video and see how an element is made! How It’s Made – Synder Filtration For the past seasons, “How It’s Made” has been offering viewers an insight into how everyday products are made by exploring factories throughout the world and showcasing multiple stages of manufacturing and production.
This report highlights the current market state of membrane filtration products and provides analysis on the competition, supply and demand, and trending applications. Established in 1994, Synder’s mission is to become the world’s leading manufacturer of nanofiltration, ultrafiltration, and microfiltration membranes for industrial process applications. At the heart of our business is our amazing team that is one of the most hard-working and innovative in the industry. As an independent, privately-held family business, we work closely with our customers to solve complex separation challenges with often customized membrane solutions. We are guided by these simple rules:– WORK HARD and ENJOY the process– INNOVATE to meet our customers’ needs– TREAT OTHERS as you expect to be treated.
In an effort to meet the growing needs of our customers with the same lead times to which they are accustomed, Synder has doubled it’s membrane production capacity. By increasing our casting and rolling capacity by 100%, Synder can continue to manufacture membranes in volumes comparable to automated rolling systems while maintaining all the benefits of an exclusively hand-rolled operation. By continuing to hand roll our membranes, as we’ve done for nearly two decades, we can instantly alter our production schedule to meet urgent orders of any size to ensure our customers get what they need, when they need it. Read more.
The sustained growth can be attributed to significant industrial membrane system sales, and Synder’s ability to remain flexible and responsive to requests for customized equipment and membranes. In an effort to meet today’s growing demands, Synder plans to expand production capacity by another 25% by the end of Q3 2012. In addition, investments are planned in the near future for widening R&D and application development. These strategic investments in infrastructure will only strengthen product offerings and solutions to customers, while maintaining the same responsiveness and lead times expected by our valued customers. Thank you for your continued support and confidence in Synder Filtration; Read more.
Our experienced sales, engineering, and business development representatives will be returning to ECOAT 2012 and the International Cheese Technology Expo next month to exhibit our flagship products and new developments. Be sure to stop by booth #344 at the Cheese Expo and visit the exhibit hall at ECOAT 2012 to learn about solutions with membrane technology. Products on display at ECOAT 2012 will include our ultrafiltration elements and tubular anode cells. We look forward to reconnecting with our customers and meeting new industry representatives! Read more.
Have you ever wondered how many steps go into making a spiral-wound membrane element? Science Channel’s “How It’s Made” television show aired an episode featuring “Membrane Filtration” on one of their segments. The entire video was shot at Synder Filtration’s Headquarters in Vacaville, CA, and the filtration element featured in the video is on display at Synder HQ. With over 81,000 views on Youtube, click below to view the video and see how an element is made! How It’s Made – Synder Filtration For the past seasons, “How It’s Made” has been offering viewers an insight into how everyday products are made by exploring factories throughout the world and showcasing multiple stages of manufacturing and production.
This report highlights the current market state of membrane filtration products and provides analysis on the competition, supply and demand, and trending applications. Established in 1994, Synder’s mission is to become the world’s leading manufacturer of nanofiltration, ultrafiltration, and microfiltration membranes for industrial process applications. At the heart of our business is our amazing team that is one of the most hard-working and innovative in the industry. As an independent, privately-held family business, we work closely with our customers to solve complex separation challenges with often customized membrane solutions. We are guided by these simple rules:– WORK HARD and ENJOY the process– INNOVATE to meet our customers’ needs– TREAT OTHERS as you expect to be treated.
This two-day expo brings together dairy representatives worldwide and is a great opportunity to network with industry experts and learn more about products being used for dairy processing. With over 20 years of experience in the membrane filtration industry, we have been providing a variety of filtration solutions for dairy applications such as whey protein concentrate and isolate production and lactose concentration. Stop by our display to learn more about our nano-, ultra-, and micro- filtration membranes for specialty process applications. Jeff Yeh, President of Synder Filtration, and Kevin Donahue, Global Sales Manager, will be in attendance to provide more information and answer any membrane-related questions that you may have. Read more.
Come join us at the Wisconsin Cheese Industry Conference, an international gathering of nearly 2,000 cheese industry leaders and suppliers. Newer products such as NFS for improved flux and demineralization capabilities for lactose concentration with acid whey will also be showcased. This is the largest global specialized exhibition in the dye-chem industry and a great opportunity to learn more about our nanofiltration membranes for dye de-salting and dye concentration applications. Jeff Yeh, President of Synder Filtration, will also be present at Interdye again this year, along with Cliff Zhu, Vice President of Synder Taizhou Membrane Technology. They will be available to answer membrane-related inquiries regarding our current line of extensive filtration products.
We are pleased to announce that Synder Filtration has been selected by the GO-Biz committee as one of 90 recipients of the CalCompetes tax credit award. This credit is awarded to companies who plan a 5-year investment in both infrastructure and personnel. This year, GO-Biz has approved $69 Million in tax credits for over 90 companies, which will add over 6,200 jobs in California, along with $1. It will encourage companies to stay and expand their manufacturing businesses in California. Since the creation of the tax credit by Governor Brown in 2013, GO-Biz has allocated over $620 million to over 850 companies that are expected to create over 80,000 new jobs and provide $15.
Our core business in spiral wound membranes and membrane systems continue to show strong growth across many industries. Since then, we have finalized the purchase of a new 53,000 square foot building adjacent to Synder headquarters, and plan to complete the expansion by Q3 2013. The new facility will provide ample room for growth for years to come. To our new and existing valued customers: we sincerely thank you for a great year in 2012 and we look forward to growing our relationship and further mutual success in 2013.
Q1, 2012 earnings are up 42% compared to the same period in 2011. The tremendous growth can be attributed to an increased demand for newly developed NFX™ and NFW™ nanofiltration membranes and a growing share of UF membrane replacements in established markets. We will be expanding production capacity yet again in 2012 to beef up inventories and keep lead times and responsiveness to rush orders as fast as possible. To our valued customers, new and returning: Thank you for your continued support and confidence in Synder Filtration. Read more.
In an effort to meet the growing needs of our customers with the same lead times to which they are accustomed, Synder has doubled it’s membrane production capacity. By increasing our casting and rolling capacity by 100%, Synder can continue to manufacture membranes in volumes comparable to automated rolling systems while maintaining all the benefits of an exclusively hand-rolled operation. By continuing to hand roll our membranes, as we’ve done for nearly two decades, we can instantly alter our production schedule to meet urgent orders of any size to ensure our customers get what they need, when they need it. Read more.