Kinedyne Continues Strategic Growth with New Ohio Distribution Facility
Kinedyne has opened an expanded distribution facility in Ashville, Ohio, as a strategically positioned Midwest hub designed to improve lead times.

Kinedyne’s new distribution center is located in the center of North America’s most active transportation and fleet corridors and serves as a strategically positioned Midwest hub.
Credit: Kinedyne
Kinedyne, a renowned manufacturer specializing in cargo securement and engineered solutions for a variety of industry sectors, has opened an expanded distribution facility in Ashville, Ohio.
This strategic expansion reinforces Kinedyne’s commitment to strengthening its distribution capabilities and enhancing service responsiveness for customers across North America.
Located in the center of North America’s most active transportation and fleet corridors, the facility serves as a strategically positioned Midwest hub designed to improve lead times, deliver distribution excellence, and operational reliability.
Kinedyne said this expansion builds on its continued investment in its distribution infrastructure, including the opening of its West Coast distribution facility in Phoenix, Arizona, in November 2024, which enhanced service and delivery capabilities for customers throughout the Western United States.
“Strategically expanding our distribution network allows us to better serve our customers, support the industries that rely on Kinedyne, and facilitate growth,” said Dan Schlotterbeck, president of Kinedyne. “The Ashville facility strengthens our national coverage and reinforces our commitment to delivering safe and dependable products with greater speed and efficiency.”
Kinedyne said it remains focused on operational excellence as it continues to grow its distribution footprint and looks forward to supporting customers from its new Ashville location while improving supply chain efficiency and product accessibility nationwide.
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