
"The FR Experience"
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Tyndale's article was recently published in ISHN Magazine. The article gives an overview of the FR clothing industry, explaining the relationship between different aspects of FR Clothing and how each aspect impacts the wearer's experience.
Check out the article on page 46 of the May 2013 edition of ISHN.
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Outfitted For SucCess

When Gail and Dale Whittenberger founded the Tyndale Co. in the 1970s,
businesses were just starting to respond to new federal workplace rules
requiring safety equipment and flame-resistant clothing in certain industries
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Tyndale Wins Apex award for base layer

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“Nifty Fifty” Women Entrepreneurs Leads Spikes in Sales and Growth
VANCOUVER, B.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- The Women Presidents’ Organization (WPO), in partnership with American Express OPEN, the small business division of American Express, today released the fourth ranking of the 50 Fastest Growing Women-Owned/led companies in North America. The Top 50 generated a combined $4.1 billion in 2010 revenues (mean of $82.7 million) and collectively employed 24,650 in 2010 (projected average for 2011 is 557 employees).
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Employee protective apparel
12/19/2011
Pipersville, Pa.—For more than 30 years, Tyndale has been helping companies manage employee protective apparel
programs—while fulfilling a growing interest in supporting the nation’s economy by manufacturing clothing in America with American-made materials. A manufacturer and distributor whose product line has exclusively been available to large corporations, Tyndale announced its made-in-the USA product line is now available to individuals in need of FR clothing through Retail.TyndaleUSA.com.
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Made in America
Tyndale Co. of Pipersville continues to grow
David Campbell
Thirteen has been a lucky number for Pipersville-based Tyndale Company.
“We’ve had 13 consecutive years of revenue growth, so we’re a nice success story,” company President Rob Whittenberger said. Tyndale is a manufacturer and distributor of flame-resistant clothing and provider of managed apparel programs. When he joined the company right out of college in 1997,Whittenberger was one of about a dozen Tyndale employees. Today, the company employs approximately 140, or around 12 times the number from 15 years ago.
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