Chase Corporation
A maker of protective materials for high-reliability jobs, Chase Corporation produces the coatings, tapes, adhesives, and sealants that shield circuit boards, cables, and electronics from moisture, corrosion, and wear. It was founded in 1946 in Massachusetts by Francis G. Chase and his two sons, and its very first product was a rubber baby pant meant to go over cloth diapers—before the family business turned its rubber skills to insulating tapes for the wire and cable industry. Today the company, still family-founded and headquartered in Westwood, Massachusetts, supplies materials used across electronics, telecom, energy, and infrastructure worldwide.
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