History of Banner
2022
Expansion of the Supra Alloys facility in Camarillo, CA, adding precision grinding and straightening capabilities, and expanding the product range to include aerospace grade nickel-based alloys.
2021
2020
MiddleGround Capital acquires Edge International and Supra Alloys and incorporates them into the Banner portfolio, adding Titanium Plate and Sheet, and expanding opportunities in the aerospace and medical markets.
2019
Banner is acquired by MiddleGround Capital.
2018
Banner acquires P&M Supply, located in Lubbock, TX. Renamed Banner P&M Supply, this division specializes in the supply of Pump Shaft Quality (PSQ) and Bearing Shaft Quality(BSQ) raw materials for the irrigation, hydraulic, marine and industrial markets.
Banner Medical launches Greenfield facility in Warsaw, IN that is dedicated to processing medical device, instrument, ambulatory care and patient handling material. The Warsaw, IN facility has in-house centerless grinding, waterjet cutting, precision cut to length, near-net shape (blanking) and ultrasonic testing capability. This state-of-the-art facility is ISO13485 certified.
Banner Medical forms partnership with Sandvik as the exclusive distribution partner for 316LVM, 316 LSM, and select Titanium materials sold into North America.
2012 & 2013
Banner Industries expands its value-added services offering by providing ultrasonic immersion testing, line marking, processing of flats and shaped material, polishing, water-jet cutting, and near-net shaped parts processing capability to OEMs and Contract Manufacturers.
Strongsville, OH facility achieves ISO 9001 certification; Charlotte, NC facility achieves ISO 13485 medical certification.
2010
Banner Medical facility in Carol Stream, IL achieves ISO 13485 medical certification. Banner Medical starts the IQ, OQ, and PQ validation process per FDA 820 protocol. All administrative and manufacturing processes are reviewed and tested to assure Banner Medical conforms to medical device industry standards.
Banner Industries breaks ground and completes a 15,000-square-foot expansion to the Carol Stream,IL facility. This state-of-the-art expansion was solely built to address the needs and requirements of the medical device industry.
Banner Industries expands the Strongsville, OH facility with a 22,000-square-foot addition for increased capacity and capability.
Banner Medical is launched with a mission to provide the finest defect-free materials to the medical device industry.
Banner Service Corporation acquires Northern Cross Steel’s Strongsville, OH facility. The acquisition of this facility further expands our capacity and manufacturing capability by enabling Banner Industries to process bars up to 9″ in outside diameter and up to 40′ in length.
Banner Industries opens the Charlotte, NC facility. Acquiring this facility expanded our manufacturing capacity by adding 50,000 square feet of production area. In addition, manufacturing capability was enhanced by the ability to process bars up to 7″ outside diameter and up to 30′ in length.
1997
