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Thermoplastic Company is a good
example of a small manufacturer that became
successful by finding its own niche in the
marketplace. Rather than taking on the giants of
the loose leaf binder industry, American
Thermoplastic developed another strategy. As a
result, they are a leading supplier of custom
imprinted binders and related loose-leaf products
to business, industrial, and educational accounts
throughout North America. In 1999,
their Down To Earth accounting
software was upgraded in
preparation for Y2K. Their UNIX based HP9000
system more than adequately manages their custom,
in-house Sales Order and Accounting needs.
Incorporating their Sales Order data with Down To
Earth General Ledger, Accounts Payable, and
Payroll accounting applications creates the
complete software business system they require.
Down To Earth was the link to bring the sales and
accounting together on a single system.

It all started back in 1954. Aaron
Silberman opened a small company in Pittsburgh to
provide business and industry with foil-stamped
vinyl products. In the late 1960s the company
began marketing its products to college
bookstores.
The company continued to
grow and in 1986, Aaron
Silberman announced he was stepping down passing
the business on to his son, Steven. Eight years
later, the company's 40th anniversary, ATC moved
into a specially designed and custom built
manufacturing plant, warehouse, and office
facility, where they are today.
Craftsmanship
of American Thermoplastic employees
is found in products used in all walks of life.
College students in California, market executives
on Wall Street and military personnel all over
the world use American Thermoplastic products. If
you are interested in more information visit
their web-site or call 1-800-245-6600 (US &
Canada).

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