Solutions at Our Facility

Barber Industries, Erie County's largest employer of disabled adults, will save you money and time by providing valuable packaging and assembly services at a lower rate than you could ever imagine. Why pay high salary employees to assemble small jobs, when our capable and competent individuals can assemble and package for you.

We offer a competent, consistent and supervised workforce allowing our customers to benefit from fixed negotiated prices. We guarantee a quality product, shorter lead times, local access, and on-time delivery at competitive pricing.

Join the several businesses we have partnered with in Erie County, providing companies access to affordable production services.

Packaging / Assembly

We will duplicate your processes enabling our workforce to assemble and/or package items with the same quality expectations you have come to expect from your own employees.

Mail Processing

Save money by:

Automating your mail list
Scan for duplicate addresses

We offer automated mailing and duplicate address detection to give you the lowest postage costs allowed by postal regulation.

Shrink Wrapping

Secure your packages on our semi-automated shrink wrap system. Guarantee the contents of your packages by shrink wrapping. This is a great application for the retail user.

Document Destruction

We pick-up, shred and dispose of confidential shredding for our customer. We promise secure storage and confidential disposal of your documents.

Resource Links

-> Pennsylvania Industries for
the Blind and Handicapped
-> NISH - Ability One

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