2250 N Main St
Clinton, IN 47842

Type of Construction:Walls: Insulated concrete panel with pre-engineered steel Floors: 6 concrete reinforced with 6x6-6/6/wwf Columns: Steel I and steel pipe Roof: Steel deck, built-up asphalt and gravel composition Expansion:Building foundations have been designed for future expansion Condition:Good Ceiling Heights:14' clear Column Spacing:25' x 32' Lighting:96 twin tube fluorescent HVAC:Gas-fired ceiling units; offices and production labs fully air conditioned Sprinkler:Full sprinkler system, including offices, wet system Power:Supplier: Duke Energy Transformers: One (1) 1500 kva pad-mounted Service: 277/480v, three phase, 4 wire Distribution: Extensive buss duct Gas:Supplied by Vectren Water/Sewer:Supplied by Clinton Municipal Utilities Compressed Air: Fully piped for compressed air, with two (2) 25 HP Worthington Compressors with Gemoc air dryer If over-the-road transportation is critical, you' ll have access to highly efficient ways to move raw materials in and finished products out. For example, Interstate 74 provides quick east-west access, and the Interstate 70 corridor is just minutes to the south, providing a rapid route to anywhere from Maryland to Utah. Indiana' s divided Highway 63 and Route 71 are high-quality north-south backbones. Shippers needing air access will appreciate the proximity of Indianapolis International Airport (KIND), with its FedEx hub and global air cargo providers. Airports in nearby Terre Haute (KHUF) and Lafayette (KLAF) are also equipped to handle large cargo jets, with Terre Haute' s facilities able to accommodate Boeing 747s. Chicago' s O' Hare International Airport (KORD) is a half-day' s drive away, with global passenger and cargo service. Locally, Clinton Airport (1I7) has a 3,750-foot paved runway for general aviation use.