About this organization

Organization Information : Founded in 1970, Electromark has provided electrical utilities with trustworthy service and durable safety solutions for over 50 years. At Electromark we use our expertise to recommend solutions that fit your needs while complying with regulations and standards set by the NESC® and OSHA. If we do not have a product that meets your specific application, we can design and create a custom solution for you. Our goal is to be your partner for all of your safety and hazard identification needs. The Electromark and Brady Partnership Advantage Brady Corporation acquired Electromark in 2005. In 2014 we relocated our headquarters to Milwaukee, WI and combined our manufacturing resources with Brady. Brady Corporation has provided solutions that identify and protect people, products and places for more than 100 years. Being a part of a company with an outstanding reputation allows us to bring additional advantages to our customers, including: More capital to invest in state-of-the-art equipment to improve quality, and reduce production and delivery time to customers Exposure to larger product and service offerings Global research and development (R&D) teams with over 250 technologies and laboratories to develop innovative and durable solutions Channel development support that enables customers to quickly find and purchase products through a variety of different channels

Other Information: Founded in 1970 by Harold Rickles in Wolcott, New York, Electromark began as the sole manufacturer of 1E certified labels for the nuclear power industry. Over the years, the company expanded its offerings to include durable safety and hazard identification solutions such as signs, labels, and tags for the electrical generation and distribution sectors. In 2005, Electromark was acquired by Brady Corporation, a company with over a century of experience in providing identification and protection solutions. This partnership enhanced Electromark's capabilities, allowing for investment in advanced equipment, access to a broader range of products and services, and support from global research and development teams. Today, Electromark continues to serve electrical utilities with products that comply with NESC® and OSHA standards, offering both standard and custom-designed solutions to meet specific safety and hazard identification needs