The combined product portfolio of Kawneer and Traco includes curtain wall systems, windows, entrances and framing systems, providing endless design and build possibilities.
Kawneer Company, Inc., an Alcoa business and the leading manufacturer of architectural aluminum products and systems for commercial construction, announced that it has combined product portfolios with its Traco division to offer a broader range of products. From curtain wall systems and entrances, to windows and framing systems, Kawneer and Traco provide a dynamic range of innovative, high performing products and systems for both renovation and new construction.
In 2010, Traco, a premier manufacturer of windows since 1943, was acquired by Alcoa and became a division of Kawneer. Since then, the two businesses have been working to unite their brands in an effort to create differentiation and extend their reach beyond what was possible as two separate companies.
As industry leaders and innovators, Kawneer and Traco continue to strive to think ahead of market challenges and create innovative solutions. Over the years, both brands have built reputations for producing products that meet the highest quality standards. Today, that tradition continues with a combined range of products that demonstrate the superior durability and performance that comes from nearly two centuries of experience. From thermal efficiency and sustainability to hurricane and blast resistance, Kawneer and Traco’s products meet the challenges of the commercial construction market with strength, aesthetics and performance.
“When Traco joined Alcoa Building and Construction Systems (BCS) as a division of Kawneer we were able to join two trusted brands with rich histories of innovation and had the vision that the integration would provide an even broader range of products, services and support for our customers,” said Diana Perreiah, Vice President, Alcoa Building and Construction Systems and General Manager, Kawneer North America. “Now, with a combined portfolio, we are able to offer architects and customers the opportunity to design big and build almost anything.”