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Today, Epcon encompasses a 250,000 square foot,
modern, manufacturing facility on 18 acres in the
Greater Houston area, housing 8 to 10 million dollars’
worth of fabricating machines, CNC (Computer Nu-
merical Control) machines, and other automated ma-
chinery. Products are sold around the world, with sales
fluctuating between 70-80 percent domestic, and 20-
30 percent outside the US.
Product lines include environmental thermal oxidizers,
environmental abatement systems for volatile organic
compounds (VOCs), as well as custom-designed, in-
dustrial ovens and furnaces. Be-
cause of its proven engineering ex-
pertise and on-site manufacturing
facilities, meeting American Pe-
troleum Institute (API) standards,
Epcon is now considered the go-to
source for these high-tech, niche
products. Customers come from
the automotive, aerospace, metal
coatings, internal pipe coating,
flexible packaging, resin manu-
facturing, copper-clad laminates,
industrial finishing systems in-
dustries, and basically anywhere
that curing/heat processing is re-
quired.
Go Green with Epcon
With a mission to “protect the environment through
technology,” Epcon is proud to be advancing in the
area of solar energy production. Its design team has
developed a procedure using existing on-site systems
for the curing and heating processes of solar panel
production - a significant achievement in its ongoing
quest to preserve our natural resources.
Air quality control is another key component of Epcon’s
green focus. Jamaluddin explains, “When the EPA was
born in the early ‘70s, the Nixon administration tar-
