You’ll find Milsco seats on many of the world’s most recognized brands. We created the upholstered passenger seat for Harley-Davidson in 1934 and the first padded tractor seat for International Harvester in 1937. Seats designed and produced by Milsco are standard equipment for John Deere, Club Car, Toyota, Caterpillar, and many other household names.
Milsco is a leader in the design and manufacturing of innovative seating solutions for numerous powersport and off-road applications. Cost-effective, proximity-based manufacturing makes us the best overall value, as well.
We lead the industry in manufacturing, producing more than three million seats annually in more than 200 unique variations. Our OEM partners rely on us to consistently deliver on budget and on time, while elevating the quality of their product and boosting sales with stylish, world-class seating solutions.
Company Details
- Employees
- 286
- Founded
- -
- Address
- 1301 W Canal St, Milwaukee,wisconsin,united States
- Phone
- (414) 354-0500
- in****@****sco.com
- Industry
- Motor Vehicle Manufacturing
- NAICS
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Motor Vehicle ManufacturingAutomobile and Light Duty Motor Vehicle ManufacturingHeavy Duty Truck ManufacturingAutomobile ManufacturingLight Truck and Utility Vehicle Manufacturing
- Website
- http://www.milsco.com
- Keywords
- Manager jobs.
- HQ
- Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Milsco Llc Questions
Milsco Llc's helpline number is (414) 354-0500
Milsco Llc's website is http://www.milsco.com
Milsco Llc's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/milsco-manufacturing
Milsco Llc has
286 employees.
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employees at Milsco Llc.
Milsco Llc's industry is
Motor Vehicle Manufacturing
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Milsco Llc's support email address is info@milsco.com
Milsco Llc's categories are Motor Vehicle Manufacturing
Milsco Llc's founding year is 1924
