EBSCO Spring Co Inc
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Ebsco Spring Company, Inc. has been a custom coil spring manufacturer for over 60 years. Founded in 1940 by Ed Babb, in a small downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma facility, Ebsco is now an industry leader and employs over 70 people. What started as a small family-operated business has now transformed into one of the leading spring manufacturers providing quality springs to diversified markets worldwide.
Ebsco's growth can be attributed to the company's vision regarding quality and customer service. Recognizing the need for high quality, high tolerance springs and on- time delivery has enabled Ebsco to become an industry leader servicing a broad range of industries including: fluid power, aerospace, construction equipment, medical devices, electronics, sports equipment, robotics, agricultural, defense equipment and industrial oil field equipment.
Today, Ebsco is a certified ISO 9001:2000 manufacturer and its vision remains the same. Ebsco's continued goal of providing quality products combined with outstanding customer service is what sets Ebsco apart from the competition. For over 60 years Ebsco has recognized the need to be dynamic in the way it approaches every facet of its business and will continue this mission to provide the highest quality product and the customer service we demand.
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