IPAC’s Small Business Survival Story
It’s been a challenging time for everyone this past year, and small industrial businesses are no exception. IPAC has been reporting on its innovative PPE initiatives during the pandemic and this work continues.
Fiberglass reinforcements for the Abrasive Industry remain the company’s core business but the pivot to PPE in the form of Level 2 and Level 3 Isolation Gowns and a patent pending filter system have helped the company survive during the pandemic. Collaborations with the Massachusetts Manufacturing Emergency Response Team, MassMEP and Lever Inc. have allowed IPAC to expand its business footprint and serve our dedicated Healthcare Industry. Nicole Shih tells the IPAC story in yesterday’s Telegram.
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Industrial Polymers and Chemicals chief technical officer Tom Kennedy wears one of the gowns his company makes using the CNC cutting machines behind him. 
Industrial Polymers and Chemicals began making gowns using their CNC cutting machines. 
Industrial Polymers and Chemicals workers Rene Lima, left, and Francisco Camacho Jr. stack sheets of fiberglass cut to shape using the CNC cutting machines behind them.
