The event was held at the company’s new 100,175-square-foot facility and attended by nearly 200 customers and employees. Fabrication experts and the Hercules commercial sales team led tours that showcased the capabilities that define the Hercules standard from design to delivery, the press release said.

The Hercules Commercial Division is powered by American-made materials, including domestic steel. This strategic focus on U.S.-sourced components gives Hercules an edge in the market, allowing for faster lead times, unparalleled customization, and the ability to meet the needs of commercial partners without relying on overseas supply chains, the company’s press release said.

“When you look at a new building like this, and the investment that we put into it, it obviously says a huge amount about our confidence in the future. … We’re here to stay, and this is a huge investment in what we see in the future in Colorado,” said Andy Newland, president of Hercules.

The event was sponsored by JP Lamborn Co., Johns Manville, and Duro Dyne Corp.