COOLEY ANNOUNCES NEW WEATHERTYTEŽ LITE
Weathertyte Lite offers exceptional ‘lighter weight’ protection

Cooley Sign & Awning Products is pleased to introduce Weathertyte Lite, a lighter-weight version of Weathertyte Advanced Awning Substrate. more ...

Cooley Introduces CoolShield High Temperature Membranes

CoolShield membranes are a highly non-reactive and pure thermoplastic fluoropolymer, generally used in applications requiring the highest purity, strength and resistance to solvents, acids and high temperatures. more ...

COOLEY WEATHERTYTEŽ IS ‘KEY’ TO NATIONAL BANK IMAGE

Cooley Weathertyte Advanced Awning Substrate has been specified for use by KeyBank locations nationwide. more ...

COOLEY INTRODUCES ENVIROFLEX
ECO-FRIENDLY DIGITAL PRINTING SUBSTRATES

Cooley Digital Products is pleased to announce the introduction of EnviroFlex, a new line of environmentally responsible, lightweight and recyclable digitally printable materials for billboards, banners and other digital printing applications. more ...

Cooley Building Products has been manufacturing quality C3® roofing membranes and accessories proven worldwide for more than two decades. Coolgrip® Walkway adds an extra protective shield around rooftop equipment and provides a safer rooftop walking surface. To learn more about Cooley roofing products, click on the 'Building Products' tab on the left. Photo: Anthony Roofing

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Directions to Cooley Pawtucket

Contact Information:
Cooley Group
50 Esten Avenue
Pawtucket, RI 02860
401-724-9000

Cooley Research and Development
5 Slater Road
Cranston, RI 02920
401-721-6385

For general questions, please email:
info@cooleygroup.com

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At the invitation of Edward J. Silva, Vice President at Cooley Group, US Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (RI-D) attended a meeting at Cooley's Research and Development center in Cranston, RI. In attendance were also Bob Siener, Chairman, Jeff Flath, President and several R&D team members.

The Senator toured the facility after the meeting, where several key topics were discussed. Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (left) and Ed Silva (right) are pictured.