Argent International
Tim Sellis has extensive experience in advanced product development and new business development, currently holding a position at Argent International, Inc. since August 2012. Previously, Tim was involved in sales and engineering at William Osgood Associates, Inc. from April 2009 to August 2012, and worked as a sales engineer and General Motors account manager at Federal Mogul from January 2003 to April 2009, where Tim also served as a product development team leader. Earlier in Tim's career, from January 2001 to January 2003, Tim was a senior materials science engineer at the American Competitiveness Institute. Tim holds a Master of Science in Materials Science and Engineering from the University of Delaware and a Bachelor of Science in the same field from Lehigh University.
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Argent International
Argent International, Inc., a 3M Preferred Converter, has specialized in designing, fabricating and distributing a wide variety of custom adhesive and die-cut solutions for over 40 years! Our commitment to manufacture products of the highest quality has been fundamental to our success. Argent is IATF & ISO certified. Through a wide variety of converting technologies, we offer a diversity of products, ranging from simple die cut tapes, seals and gaskets, to fully-assembled sub-components. We utilize over 250 different raw materials, used for Attachment, Buzz, Squeak & Rattle / NVH, EMI Shielding, Fastening, Gasketing & Sealing, Labeling, Printing & Identification, Masking, Safety, Surface Protection, Wind Noise / Sound Dampening, and much more! Argent is more than a just a tape converter, we are a solution designer. Our manufacturing equipment is second to none! We manufacture 20 Million individual parts per month of 350 different part numbers and have the capability to produce over 2,200 different part configurations. Argent’s unique approach to product design has made us a converting industry leader. Some of our innovative products have been awarded U.S. Patents. Others have become exceptionally successful industry standards, permanently replacing traditional fasteners and assembly techniques.