In an ongoing effort to improve communication with our customers as well as a desire to improve our online presence, you will begin to see more blog posts from the Peerless Industrial Group in the coming months.  Many people within our company possess a wealth of knowledge and expertise regarding the various products we offer to the many industries we serve and we want to share that with you!  We are excited to share this information and hope you will find it useful.

Thank you for your time and interest in the Peerless Industrial Group! 

Troy Baumgartner, Director of Marketing

Made in Winona Series – Peerless Chain

Virtually every city in the United States has a few links to Winona.

Links of chain, that is.

Peerless Chain’s work can be found on fire hydrants, U-Haul trailers, handcuffs, swing sets and helicopter swings, said CEO and President Tom Wynn.

If you like tuna, there’s a 70 percent chance the fish on your next sandwich was caught using Peerless chain. The company also sells to the U.S. Department of Defense.

“And all that stuff is being made right here in Winona,” Wynn said.

Read the full article in Winona Daily News

U.S. Rep. Tim Walz stopped by Peerless Chain Friday to discuss ways to improve the training and hiring processes for Minnesota veterans.

Walz congratulated businesses like Peerless for going out of their way to hire military personnel, and to gather input from employees on policies that aim to make federal and state certification for veterans entering the workforce more efficient. Walz also stressed the importance of locally-owned southeast Minnesota businesses like Peerless have on economic growth.

Learn more about the visit, Winona Daily News article.

Peerless receives award for supplying chains to the military.

Read the article by clicking on the link below:

Winona Daily News: Chains for Troops

Over the past 8 years Peerless Industrial Group has grown rapidly, in large part due to strategic thought and implementation to develop core business and better service their customer base.  The company has expanded into several new markets as well: once primarily a retail chain manufacturer, it now offers chain and accessories for custom lifting, rigging and many industrial applications.

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March-April 2012 Wire Rope Exchange