Bob Lesher
Read articles by Bob Lesher, a serial entrepreneur with over 20 years of B2B marketing, content writing & product management experience.
Read articles by Bob Lesher, a serial entrepreneur with over 20 years of B2B marketing, content writing & product management experience.
JBC Technologies, a flexible materials converter and custom die cutting solutions provider, today announces that they have been named a Berry Elite Converter. The addition of JBC Technologies to the highly selective roster of the Berry Elite Converter Network strengthens JBC’s market position as a reliable and trusted manufacturing partner to the world’s leading performance material suppliers.
JBC Technologies will be exhibiting at the MD&M West show along with a diverse selection of other manufacturing organizations, engineers, and support industries. Together, we'll represent the wide range of applications and innovations that showcase the latest and greatest in medical device technologies, materials, and components.
In this edition of JBC's “Faces of JBC” blog series, we take time to get to know one of our newest team members, Dave Gibbs. Dave joined us in the summer of 2022 as a technical sales representative, and he's one of the dedicated and talented people behind the scenes at JBC Technologies responsible for our remaining America's favorite material converter and precision die-cutting expert. Dave is responsible for...
You've probably got a pretty good idea why tapes can often be the better choice compared to liquid adhesives, but did you know there are even more ways that pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA) tape can come out on top? Don't misinterpret, we're not saying there's anything wrong with liquid adhesives...
At JBC Technologies, we never forget that it's our people that make us great. In this latest installment of “Faces of JBC”, we're proud to feature George Ramsey, one of the Quality Technicians at our manufacturing facility in Fitchburg, Wisconsin. Let's get to know George a little better...
All of us want safer transportation, and this extra vehicle safety usually comes at a cost - more electronics. Frequently on the exterior of the vehicle, rearview mirror displays, backup cameras, and even advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) can all add weight and complexity to the vehicle. How do the automotive and transportation OEMs attach, bond, and seal these electronic devices without adding weight, noise, or even more safety concerns?