National Tube Supply breaks ground on new California facility
(From left) National Tube Supply Project Consultant Brian Kluge, President Gary Throw Jr., and Hemet General Manager Rob Smaron. Jared Sislin Photography
National Tube Supply, a supplier of mechanical tube and chrome bar based in University Park, Ill., has broken ground on a new facility in Hemet, Calif. The plant will feature 90,000 sq. ft. of warehouse, 7,000 sq. ft. of office space, dual hoist 10-ton cranes, and double lane drive-throughs.
Designed to replace the existing Moreno Valley, Calif., warehouse, the new building is set to open in Q2 2025.
The company operates additional tube facilities in Baytown, Texas; Moreno Valley; Beaver, W.V.; and Mississauga, Ont. It also has three fluid power system facilities in North Canton and Dover, Ohio, and Rome, Ga.
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