Blucher-Josam Company

Blucher-Josam Company is a notable player in the plumbing and drainage industry, primarily recognized for its high-quality stainless steel drainage systems and innovative solutions. The company has a significant footprint in both commercial and industrial sectors.


Overview


Blücher:



  1. Foundation and History:



    • Founded in Denmark in 1965 by Johannes Blücher Skibild.

    • Initially focused on stainless steel drains, pipes, and drainage systems.

    • Known for innovative and reliable drainage products that have applications ranging from residential to large-scale industrial complexes.



  2. Product Range:



    • Stainless steel drainage systems.

    • Hygienic drainage solutions for food processing and pharmaceuticals.

    • Floor drains, channels, and pipes that are corrosion-resistant and ensure long-term performance.

    • Products that comply with stringent hygiene and safety standards, including those required in healthcare and food service industries.



  3. Reputation:



    • Blücher is celebrated for its commitment to quality, user-friendly design, and durability.

    • Combines functionality with sophisticated engineering to solve complex drainage challenges.

    • Strong emphasis on sustainability and eco-friendly practices in product manufacturing.




Josam:



  1. Foundation and History:



    • Established in the United States, with origins dating back to the 1960s.

    • Specializes in cast iron and stainless steel drainage products for commercial and industrial use.



  2. Product Range:



    • Comprehensive drainage systems, including floor drains, roof drains, trench drains, clean-outs, etc.

    • Products designed to meet the rigorous demands of modern infrastructure projects.

    • Recognized for durable and reliable products that are widely specified by engineers and architects.




Corporate Relationship:


Blücher and Josam joined forces as Blucher-Josam around the 2000s, leveraging complementary strengths to create a comprehensive portfolio of drainage solutions. This collaboration allows for a robust global distribution network and enhanced product offerings.


Innovation and Quality:



  • Continual investment in research and development to maintain a competitive edge.

  • Products often incorporate advanced features such as easy installation, longevity, and minimal maintenance.

  • Adherence to international quality standards and regulations, ensuring products are safe, reliable, and fit for purpose.


Market Reach:



  • Significant presence in Europe, North America, and expanding reach in other global markets.

  • Products used in a variety of settings, including commercial buildings, industrial plants, healthcare facilities, and maritime environments.


Sustainability:



  • Commitment to eco-friendly production practices.

  • Stainless steel products are highly recyclable, contributing to sustainable building practices.


In summary, Blucher-Josam Company stands out for its high-quality, innovative stainless steel and cast iron drainage solutions, with a strong commitment to sustainability and meeting diverse customer needs across various industries.


Products

Stainless steel push-fit pipe, fittings and drains for vacuum or gravity, black and grey water systems.

Philadelphia USA

2501 S. Front Street
Philadelphia PA 19148
USA

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