Cranston, RI – Metlon Corporation, the Cranston-based distributor of reflective roll goods, including ANSI/ISEA compliant reflective material, is revved up to respond to the Federal Highway Administration’s mandated standards for high visibility safety...
Metlon Corporation, a Rhode Island-based distributor of reflective roll goods, including ANSI/ISEA-compliant reflective material, is revved up to respond to the Federal Highway Administration’s mandated standards for high visibility safety apparel, scheduled to...
New Reflective Material, 5807 Custom Cuttable Transfer Film, Series 5500 Comfort Trim includes ANSI/ISEA 107-2004 compliance. Metlon Corporation released, today, their new four-page, full color Reflective Roll Goods brochure, which focuses on enhancing...
by Wayne Etchells March 5, 2010 Options for 24/7 high-visibility PPE If you are involved with highway construction work, you should be familiar with the November 2008 Federal Highway Administration requirement that you wear ANSI 107-2004 Class II or III...
Vol. 23, Number 15 July 21, 2008 By John Larrabee, Contributing Writer Metlon Corporation may not be well known, but almost everyone has seen their product. You could say it’s impossible to miss. The Cranston-based manufacturer makes the reflective material that makes...
By Edward Boyle The ability to slit very narrow widths is all in a day’s work for Metlon Corp., which converts finished rolls in widths as small as 0.0078 in. As the executive VP of Metlon Corp., Wayne Etchells certainly knows how to spin a yarn — both literally...
Jun 1, 2010 12:00 PM, By Wayne Etchells, Metlon Corp. Saving time and money is always important. Obtaining the best quality of your finished product is always the goal. These tips will improve both your bottom line and your project outcome. Define accurately...
Reducing waste is always a smart idea. When “waste” happens to be your material and product, it is as much a matter of real dollars to you as it is “waste” and trim loss to your customer. That’s why Metlon Corp. has developed an internal process to reduce...
