Stock Report: Chase Corp. (CCF) Report Updated: May 20, 2013 | Print This Page

Chase Corp., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture of protective materials for various applications. The company operates in two segments, Industrial Materials and Construction Materials. The Industrial Materials segment offers electrical cable insulation tapes, specialty tapes and related products, water blocking compound, insulating and conducting materials, laminated durable papers, flexible packaging materials, slit films, flexible composites and laminates, protective conformal coatings, and moisture protective electronic coatings. This segment sells its products to wire and cable, electrical and electronic, telecommunications, envelope converting and commercial printing, and aerospace industries under the Chase & Sons, Chase BLH2OCK, PaperTyger, Chase Facile, Insulfab, and HumiSeal brand names. The Construction Materials segment provides protective pipe coating tapes and other protectants for valves, regulators, casings, joints, metals, concrete, and wood; a polymer additive for waterproofing of approaches and bridges, ramps, race tracks, airports, and specialty road applications; waterproofing sealants, expansion joints, and accessories; anti-corrosive products for gas, oil, and marine pipelines; tapes and membranes for roofing and construction; and coating and lining systems for liquid storage and containment. This segment offers its products to oil companies, gas utilities, and pipeline companies, as well as to transportation, industrial, and architectural markets under the brand names of Royston, Rosphalt50, Tapecoat, Eva-Pox, Ceva, CIM, and ServiWrap. The company sells its products through own sales force, manufacturers’ representatives, and distributors. Chase Corporation was founded in 1946 and is headquartered in Bridgewater, Massachusetts.