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Emeco (Electrical Machine and Equipment Company) was founded in 1944 by Winton Dinges to make Navy chairs for submarines in WWII. The 77-step process was developed by Alcoa and Emeco to manufacture the chairs - and it is still how they are made today. Emeco Series
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 was founded in 1944 by Winton Dinges to make Navy chairs for submarines in WWII. The 77-step process was developed by Alcoa and Emeco to manufacture the chairs - and it is still how they are made today. <p> <b>Emeco Series</b> <ul> <li>Emeco uses 80% recycled aluminum content when handcrafting their chairs. Of the recycled aluminum, half is post-consumer (soft drink cans) and half is post-industrial (manufacturing scrap). <li>Emeco all-aluminum chairs are 100% recyclable, and have an estimated lifespan of 150 years. <li>Emeco's amazing heat-treatment makes these aluminum chairs tougher than steel. <li>All of Emeco's products are made in the United States of America. </ul> <i> Please call or email one of our representatives for discounted industry pricing.</i>)
