Tex Tech Industries
Matthew Carlson is an experienced manufacturing professional with a background in chemical and biomolecular engineering. Currently serving as Plant Manager at Tex Tech Industries since May 2019, Matthew has previously held various management roles within the same company, including Assistant Plant Manager and Rubber Coating Manufacturing Manager. Prior experience includes managing airbag coating production at Highland Industries, where a team of process engineers was overseen. Matthew also contributed as a Process Engineer and Engineer Trainee, focusing on production operations and quality improvement. Earlier roles included an internship in chemical technical support at LORD Corporation and instructional positions at North Ridge Basketball Academy and New Life Camp. Matthew holds a Bachelor's Degree in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering from North Carolina State University.
Tex Tech Industries
The Global Leader in the Research, Development, and Manufacturing of Innovative, High-Perfomance Materials. Since it started manufacturing engineered textiles in 1904, Tex Tech Industries has grown to be one of the world’s leading needle and woven felt manufacturers by specializing in meeting the requirements of difficult and demanding customer applications. Our research and development team and manufacturing capabilities have allowed us to be innovative, creative, and on the cutting edge for the benefit of our growing customer base. We pride ourselves on being a market leader in high-performance textiles. One of Tex Tech’s top priorities is to serve its customers and to maintain close working relationships. As a result of the long term relationships that Tex Tech’s product managers form with their customers, Tex Tech becomes a part of the problem solving process for many customers by developing new products to meet their highly specialized needs. Tex Tech’s R&D department excels because of its innovative focus and unique capabilities driven by a team of talented engineers. We have the lab capabilities to perform ballistics testing and quality assurance testing to a variety of standards, including: ASTM, FAR, ISO, and EN.