Its 100th anniversary was proclaimed by Bally Ribbon Mills (BRM), a designer, developer, and producer of highly specialised designed woven fabrics. BRM has produced goods for aerospace, defence, medical, safety, automotive, commercial, and industrial applications since its establishment in 1923 as a specialty textile maker in Bally, Pennsylvania.
Production of items for the World War II war effort, upkeep of an ongoing ISO quality programme for over 30 years, and various contracts, including with the U.S. Military, Department of Defense, and NASA, are just a few examples of BRM’s accomplishments throughout the past century. The heat shield for NASA’s Orion spacecraft was built with composite material thanks to BRM’s work with NASA. NASA has commended BRM for its capacity to meet every requirement and difficulty.
According to Mark Harries, vice president of Bally Ribbon Mills, “as a family business, Bally Ribbon Mills is incredibly proud to be a trusted partner by some of the largest, well-known organisations and agencies from across the world.” “Our success has been based on a long-term vision of growth, built around our high-quality engineered fabrics made in America, our skilled people, and our reputation as a trusted advisor to clients,” the company said. Like we have done for the past 100 years, we will continue to be at the cutting edge of technology for every industry we serve.
With its plant in Bally, Pennsylvania, BRM keeps growing and innovating by bringing on additional staff, divisions, and resources.
