Nordson Industrial Coating Systems to Launch New Operations
in Laurens County
CLINTON, SC – Nordson Industrial Coating Systems (ICS) is establishing their newest manufacturing facility in Laurens County. With an investment of $30 million and the creation of 125 new production, machining, engineering and management jobs, the facility will be located at 19375 Highway 72 E, Clinton, SC.
The Nordson ICS division was founded in 1954 to produce and market airless spray equipment. Today, manufacturers rely on ICS equipment for the precise application and curing of powder coatings, liquid paint, ambient temperature adhesives and sealants, and food and beverage container production. Nordson customers use their equipment to prevent corrosion by applying powder coating to hub caps, dishwashers, soda cans and more. Nordson’s solutions help customers improve their manufacturing process, produce better products, and become even more competitive.
“We are very excited to be part of South Carolina’s upstate manufacturing sector,” said Nordson ICS Vice President, David Titone. “It has been a pleasure working with the state of South Carolina, Laurens County, and the City of Clinton on our new facility. We would like to thank them for their outstanding support and look forward to their continuing partnership for years to come.”
Titone adds, “We also look forward to building relationships in Laurens County. We have a long history of supporting the communities where we live and work through our Nordson Impact giving program, and as we grow, we are proud to positively impact more people each year through volunteering, donations, scholarships and more.”
Over the past decades, Nordson has grown to become a self-renewing, global organization with operations around the world. The ICS division’s new 225,000 square-foot facility in South Carolina, expected to be operational by November 2024, will continue to fuel the Company’s growth now and well into the future. Individuals interested in joining the Nordson team should visit www.nordson.sctechjobs.com.
“We are extremely excited for Nordson to call Laurens County home,” said Brown Patterson, Chairman, Laurens County Council. “Laurens County is a great place to do business, and we look forward to a long successful relationship with our newest corporate citizen.”
"We are thrilled to welcome Nordson Corporation to Clinton, marking the beginning of a fantastic partnership,” said readySC’s Senior Area Director Susan Heath. “readySC, along with Piedmont Technical College, is ready to assist Nordson with their recruiting and training needs. We encourage all interested parties to register for notifications regarding upcoming job fairs and available opportunities at Nordson by visiting their recruitment site at www.nordson.sctechjobs.com."
Randy Randall, Mayor of City of Clinton, adds, “The City of Clinton would like to welcome Nordson to Clinton and the Clinton 26 Commerce Park. We are thrilled for their commitment to our city and wish them much success with their new facility.”
Read more about Nordson ICS and their values at www.nordson.com/en/divisions/industrial-coating-systems. Individuals interested in joining the Nordson’s Clinton team should visit www.nordson.sctechjobs.com.
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About readySC: readySC program was established as an economic development training incentive designed to guarantee South Carolina could stay competitive through changing economic circumstances. It continues to be a key component of South Carolina’s economic development engine and has been recognized for more than 60 years as one of the nation’s premier programs. readySC provides recruiting, assessment, training development, management, and implementation services to qualifying organizations. Since its inception in 1961, readySC has played a crucial role in South Carolina’s economic development initiatives, recruiting and training more than 300,000 South Carolinians.
About the Laurens County Development Corporation (LCDC): The LCDC mission and plan ensures that Laurens County continues to be a “business-centered” community, focused on economic opportunities that result in a viable future for all County citizens. For more information about LCDC, visit www.growlaurenscounty.com.
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