Demilec, Inc. Has Been Named a Top 20 Distributor of Graco Parts and Equipment in the USA for 2013

Leader Demilec has been named the top 20 distributor of Graco parts for 2013.

2014-03-07

ARLINGTON, TX, March 07, 2014 (Press-News.org) Demilec, Inc. was recently named a Top 20 Distributor of Graco parts and equipment in North America for 2013. Specializing in Polyurethane foam and coatings, Demilec stocks and distributes Graco proportioners, pumps and replacement parts and serves the spray foam and coatings industry with over 30 field representatives across the US and Canada. Spray foam contractors have grown to rely on Demilec's expertise and Graco's top quality parts and equipment to keep their spray rigs well equipped and well maintained.

Demilec has manufactured foam and coating materials since 1987 with high quality closed-cell and open-cell spray foams, polyurea coatings, memory and flexible foam plus hundreds of specialized polyurethane products. Demilec continues to expand with new facilities, people and innovative products and now sells in dozens of countries on five continents.

Since 1926, Graco, Inc. has been a leading manufacturer of fluid handling equipment. Graco has developed equipment for construction, manufacturing, processing and maintenance industries, focusing on fluid handling, pumps, and spray products. Graco even has equipment for sports field marking, allowing sports teams to decorate and line their fields with ease and simplicity, and has developed products as simple as tomato paste applicators for pizzas.

Graco's history started from humble beginnings. Russell Gray, then a parking lot attendant in the 1920s, was troubled by the fact that lubricating car parts was a difficult endeavor, especially on colder days when the grease wouldn't budge. He and his brother, Leil, developed a grease gun that was powered by air pressure rather than manpower, and from that point on Graco kept on growing.

Graco aims to continue serving manufacturers, processors, construction crews, and other important industries worldwide through its partnership with distribution companies like Demilec.

More information about Demilec can be found at www.DemilecUSA.com and by calling Demilec HQ at 817-640-4900.

Demilec has manufactured foam and coating materials since 1987 with high quality closed-cell and open-cell spray foams, polyurea coatings, memory and flexible foam plus hundreds of specialized polyurethane products.

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