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Pallet quantities at volume pricing. Skip the retail markup on the sealant you spec every day.
Manufactured in Gainesville, Georgia · Stocked in 4,300+ retail locations across North America

Pallet quantities at volume pricing. Skip the retail markup on the sealant you spec every day.
Stock a proven, US-made line with strong margins, POP & Marketing support, and reliable fill rates.
Territory programs, freight-friendly order minimums, and a manufacturer that answers the phone.
We've manufactured private-label sealants for some of the biggest names in the industry. Your brand, our formulation and production.
Pricing scales with your order size — case, pallet, or truckload.
Formulated and manufactured at our facility in Gainesville, GA. Consistent supply, no import lead-time roulette.
In-stock products pack and ship quickly — and you’ll know your ship date before you commit.
AU-1 elastomeric sealant delivers professional-grade adhesion and flexibility, backed by full technical data and SDS sheets.
Wholesale accounts work directly with our sales team. Questions about specs, colors, or custom programs get answered by people who know the product.
Before TOWER was a brand on shelves, we were the manufacturer behind other people’s labels — and we still are. If you’re looking to put your own name on a proven sealant line, we handle formulation, production, and packaging under your brand.
Wholesale pricing starts at case quantities, with better pricing at pallet and truckload volumes. Tell us your estimated volume in the form and we’ll send the matching price tier.
Orders ship from our facility in Gainesville, Georgia. In-stock products typically pack and ship quickly — you’ll get a confirmed lead time with your quote.
Yes. Full spec sheets and SDS documents are available on every product page, and our sales team can arrange product evaluation for qualified wholesale accounts.
Yes — private label has been part of our business from the start. Ask in the form and our team will walk you through options, minimums, and timelines.
Not necessarily — if your distributor relationship works, keep it. Direct programs are for businesses that need volumes, terms, or programs a distributor can’t provide.