The Cubbison Company offers versatile and adaptable global manufacturing resources to meet your short lead times and high-volume demand.
We manufacture industrial nameplates, labels, and overlays, which have been our "bread and butter" for many years. We have also expanded our capabilities with each new round of technological advances.
We invite you to take a few moments to consider our evolution as a company and what it is that makes us a suitable manufacturing partner for your business needs.
At The Cubbison Company, we value the expertise we have acquired over the past 70 years. It is the foundation that allows us to meet the evolving needs of our clients.
In 1951, we set up shop in Youngstown, Ohio, and quickly became established as the go-to manufacturer of customized commercial and industrial nameplates, labels, and signage.
Since that time, we have established a 30,000 square-foot, world-class facility and built a top-notch team of engineers, graphic designers, and quality control experts. To deliver our best to every client, we continually invest in staff development, precision equipment, industry certifications, and process improvements.
With each wave of technology, The Cubbison Company keeps with new product applications in commercial and industrial markets.
We have responded to human-machine interface demands with robust membrane switches, printed sensors, copper-flex circuits, touchscreens, and our revolutionary HSS™ touch recognition technology.
We employ conductive and force-sensing resistor (FSR) inks to print sensors for many of our clients in the medical device, aerospace, industrial, and other sectors.
Our activity in the global market gives us access to offshore resources when it is in the best interest of our clients.
Alternately, we can fulfill the needs of clients who are in the process of re-shoring their manufacturing or prefer to conduct business within the United States.
While the scope of our business continues to grow, we remain true to our roots as a precision manufacturer of nameplates, labels, overlays, and membrane switches.