Shur-Line is a powerhouse in the consumer goods and manufacturing industries, having been founded in 1945 in the United States. Specializing in innovative paint application and project-related products for do-it-yourself consumers, the company is renowned for its commitment to consumer-driven innovation. Shur-Line's extensive product line includes roller covers, brushes, paint trays, poles, frames, surface prep, and edging tools. Noteworthy innovations such as the first slip-on roller cover, synthetic pile fabric for latex paint, and pioneering edging tools have cemented the company's position as a leader in its field. In October 2018, Shur-Line secured a significant $80.00M debt financing round with investment from Steel City Capital Funding and PNC Bank, signifying a new chapter in the company's trajectory. With a clear focus on re-energizing the innovation engine and consistently launching new products tailored to the do-it-yourself consumer, Shur-Line is poised for continued success and growth in the marketplace.
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United States Market
Consumer Goods
About Shur-Line
Taxonomy: paint application, DIY tools, painting products, innovative design, consumer-driven, surface prep, edging tools, roller covers, brushes, paint trays, home improvement, contractor tools, innovation, user-friendly products, painting accessories
Funding Rounds & Investors (1)
View All| Funding Stage | Amount | Investors | Lead Investors | Date |
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| Debt Financing - Shur | •••••• | 2 |
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04 Oct 2018 |
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