Advance Tabco

Employees:

187

Industy:

Stainless steel food service mfg.

Advance Tabco is one of the largest stainless steel fabricators in North America, manufacturing commercial sinks, work tables, dishtables, wire shelving, hand sinks, and custom kitchen equipment for the food service, plumbing, and residential markets. Founded in 1929 by two brothers in lower Manhattan and now run by the fourth generation, the family-owned company operates 10 distribution and manufacturing facilities across the United States, including its Kaufman, Texas location. Advance Tabco's catalog includes more than 6,000 standard products, most of which can be customized through accessories, modifications, and full custom fabrication. The company serves restaurants, schools, supermarkets, healthcare facilities, stadiums, and QSR chains through a worldwide distributor network across the U.S., Canada, and beyond.

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What does Advance Tabco manufacture?

Advance Tabco manufactures stainless steel commercial kitchen and plumbing equipment, including sinks, hand sinks, work tables, dishtables, dish cabinets, wire shelving, chef counters, aluminum racks, and modular underbar systems. The company offers more than 6,000 standard products and provides custom fabrication for food service, plumbing, residential, lab and cleanroom, and healthcare applications.

When was Advance Tabco founded and is it still family owned?

Advance Tabco was founded in 1929 by two brothers from Ukraine who began manufacturing beer equipment in lower Manhattan, New York. The company has remained family owned for nearly a century and is now operated by the fourth generation, with 10 manufacturing and distribution facilities across the United States.

Where is Advance Tabco located in Kaufman, Texas?

Advance Tabco operates a stainless steel manufacturing and distribution facility in Kaufman, Texas, one of 10 sites the company maintains nationwide. The Kaufman location produces commercial sinks, work tables, dishtables, and custom-fabricated equipment serving customers across the southern United States.

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