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Located in Sherman, Texas, Presco is America’s premier manufacturer of commercial safety marking products, including barricade tape, roll flagging, marking flags, marking paint, and more, as well as customized compounded and extruded vinyl films that can be used in manufacturing processes. With roots beginning in 1943 when a young and feisty entrepreneur, Robert “Earl” McMackin,…

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Located in Sherman, Texas, Presco is America’s premier manufacturer of commercial safety marking products, including barricade tape, roll flagging, marking flags, marking paint, and more, as well as customized compounded and extruded vinyl films that can be used in manufacturing processes.

With roots beginning in 1943 when a young and feisty entrepreneur, Robert “Earl” McMackin, patented a stadia rod to help seismologists search for oil, Presco has established a 75-year reputation for extraordinary service and satisfaction. Presco has a continual focus on exceeding customer expectations by delivering quality solutions and “does whatever it takes to ensure orders are filled, deadlines are beaten, and special requests are met.” Presco’s unique purpose statement—“Your First, Best Place to Buy and Our Last, Best Place to Work”—is evident in their workmanship, their products, and their stakeholder partnerships.

Recently, Presco invited some of their key clients and vendors to the 75th anniversary luncheon. It’s apparent that Presco values their customers, suppliers, shareholders, the community, and even their employees as equals in the company’s success. Watch the video below to hear John Stamey of Exxonmobil Chemical, Sylvia Moore of Shintech, Inc., and Peter Silberman of Adams Plastics explain why it’s the people at Presco—the Presconians—that make working with Presco a fulfilling and exceptional experience from project beginning to end.

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