Tenax, Inc. - 1960 dated $1,000 Bond - Still in Business
Inv# GB5699 Bond
$1,000 5 3/4% Uncancelled Bond printed by Security-Columbian Banknote Company. Some coupons remain. Still in business.
At the beginning of the sixties, TENAX managed to significantly develop extrusion heads, increasing their dimensions from just 2 up to an impressive 20 inches. In this way TENAX gained world-wide supremacy with products that were totally innovative in mesh width, size, structural resistance and therefore also in their applications. One example of this is OLINET netting, that was designed for the harvesting of olives. Excerpt from their website: https://www.tenaxus.com/en/about/our-history/
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