Chase Industries, Inc.

Chase Industries, Inc. excels in designing and manufacturing high-performance traffic door systems tailored for various industrial applications, enhancing efficiency and safety in environments like warehouses and food processing facilities. Chase Industries, Inc. focuses on the production of specialized traffic door systems.

Founded in 1932 in Cincinnati, US, the company was acquired by Audax Group from Sentinel Capital Partners in September 2014. The firm has completed four deals to date. The founder’s specific history and other ventures remain undisclosed. Chase Doors specializes in the manufacturing of high-performance traffic door systems designed to meet the needs of various industrial applications.

Their core product offerings include durable traffic doors, roll-up doors, strip doors, and specially engineered models such as the ColdGuard Gen II and EcoAccess Door. These products are tailored to enhance operational efficiency and safety in environments such as warehouses, distribution centers, and food processing facilities, where fast and reliable access is critical. Chase Doors serves a diverse client base that includes industrial manufacturers, food service operators, and logistics companies, ensuring that their solutions cater to both functionality and regulatory compliance across various sectors. The company's products are distributed across North America, focusing on meeting the demands of industries that require robust and efficient door solutions.

Chase Doors operates on a B2B transaction model, engaging primarily with businesses that require industrial door solutions for their facilities. The company’s revenue is generated through direct sales of its range of products, including its flagship offerings such as the TMI Strip Doors and various traffic door systems. Sales typically occur through partnerships with distributors and wholesalers, who facilitate access to these products for end-users across industries. The structure of these transactions often involves bulk purchases on a contractual basis, with pricing tailored to the specific needs of business clients.

Each sale delivers products that are engineered for durability and efficiency, addressing the unique operational challenges faced by their customers in managing high-traffic environments. Chase Industries, Inc. plans to expand its product line with new offerings that cater to evolving industrial needs, although specific upcoming products and release dates have not been disclosed. The company aims to enter new geographic markets, focusing on regions that require enhanced operational solutions through its innovative door systems.

Following its acquisition by Audax Group in September 2014, Chase is expected to utilize the resources from this partnership to support its expansion efforts and product development initiatives.