Company: Rol-Tec Inc.
Location: Green Bay
Founded in: 1991
What they do: Manufacturer of precision rubber-covered rollers and related products.
How they’re growing: Rol-Tec is investing between $850,000 and $1 million to equip its facility with new laser engraving equipment. The expansion is expected to create 24 new jobs. The new laser technology will help Rol-Tec expand its product offering to better serve the growing flexographic industry throughout North America.
What they’re saying: “Rol-Tec has positioned itself as a leader in its industry, and is investing in new equipment to better serve its customers and to continue to grow.” – Governor Scott Walker said.
A Success Story A Day: Rol-Tec Inc.
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