KIN PRODUCTS CELEBRATES 30TH ANNIVERSARY
Cincinnati, OH -- Kin Products, Inc. celebrates 30 years in business during the 2003 year.
In 1973 the average price of a car was $4,181, minimum wage was $1.60/ hour, and Kin Products Inc. was a fledgling company. Henry and Judy Kin started off as a hobby and craft display company. And in just 30 years they have grown into the leading manufacturer of point of purchase displays and fixtures. Kin Products, Inc. designs and manufactures innovative displays for national chains such as Lowe's and The Home Depot.
"Hard work and a supportive family are the backbone of this company."
says Henry Kin of his family owned and operated company. He feels lucky to have such a successful company and be able to work with two of his three children in the home office.
In 1986 Kin Products, Inc. made the signage display for the hit movie Top Gun. Throughout the 80's and 90's Kin Products made many industrial advancements. In the early 90's Kin acquired a laser cutter to increase production and later added another 2 laser cutters for accelerated production with high quality accuracy. And in the late 90's Kin created its signature product the Kin2™ Area Rug Rack System.
Kin's focus for the future is to remain the leader in innovative displays and fixtures.
Kin anticipates celebrating the 30th anniversary with the biggest company picnic ever. Here's to another 30 years of success!
For more information you may contact Kin Products, Inc. at (513) 771-9200 or e-mail: service@kinproducts.com
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