TrippNT is an American company headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri. In 2015, TrippNT designs, develops and manufactures carts, baskets, and organizers for scientists, doctors, and other professionals to move, store, and manage their inventory. It is also a contract plastic manufacturer that provides CNC routing, Laser cutting, Thermoforming and Plastic welding for US and international markets.
The company was founded in 1993 by Michigan-born chemist Susan Tripp, who invented the top organizers of the bench for microscopy supplies. TrippNT is a certified woman-owned business, as well as a certified veteran-owned business.
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History
The roots of TrippNT can be found in the Marion Merrell Dow laboratory in the early 1990s. Susan Tripp, a senior chemist at Marion Merrell Dow, is trying to find a new way to organize his laboratory, filled with hundreds of samples and reagents, along with many tools, slides, cameras, video cameras and additional laboratory equipment. Unhappy with his space, Susan asks her husband, Bob Tripp, to help him create his own benchtop laboratory organizer. Within three days, Bob Tripp had completed construction in his first laboratory organizer, which at that time was not known to be the first laboratory organizer of TrippNT.
TrippNT moved from home-based operations in 2000 to a commercial location in Raytown, Missouri. TrippNT moved once again in 2007 to a commercial property of 18,000 square feet (1,700 m 2 ) located in the northern part of Kansas City, Missouri that serves as the current headquarters and manufacturing facility.
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Products
TrippNT offers a wide range of laboratory organization products. Ranging from carts to MRI rooms to glove box holders.
Distributor
Various laboratory managers of TrippNT are widely accepted as the industry standard for laboratory products. Therefore, TrippNT is highly sought after by major market lab distributors. Some of TrippNT's major distributors are Marketlab, Safety Supply Lab, Fisher Scientific, VWR, and Labconco.
References
Source of the article : Wikipedia