Manufacturing Plant and Flag Photos

Manufacturing Plant Photos

The American flag flies proudly in front of the PennTex plant 24 hours a day. In April of 2008 a wind storm came through and damaged the flag. This required a technician to climb the pole and replace the flag and rope. In no time the new flag was flying in the Texas sun.

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On February 11-12, 2010 the Ft. Worth, TX area received 12.5 inches of snow in a 24-hour period, breaking the all-time record for a snowfall here since records have been kept. Snow shovels and plows had to be improvised.
The remains of a snowman made the previous day can be seen. PennTex was open both days to serve our customers.

© 2010 PennTex Industries, Inc. All Rights Reserved

			The American flag flies proudly in front of the PennTex plant 24 hours a day. In April of 2008 a wind storm came through and damaged the flag. This required a technician to climb the pole and replace the flag and rope. In no time the new flag was flying in the Texas sun.
	Run your mouse over any right-side photo to return to the Home page.


On February 11-12, 2010 the Ft. Worth, TX area received 12.5 inches of snow in a 24-hour period, breaking the all-time record for a snowfall here since records have been kept. Snow shovels and plows had to be improvised.		The remains of a snowman made the previous day can be seen. PennTex was open both days to serve our customers.

© 2010 PennTex Industries, Inc. All Rights Reserved