Located in Clinton, Missouri, just 75 miles southeast of Kansas City, Champion’s 450,000 square foot plant accommodates more than 1.4 million gallons of bulk storage with convenient rail siding. The plant has 10 filling lines and an in-house blow molding assembly to produce HDPE and PVC bottles. The facility also contains state of the art volumetric and net-weight filling capabilities.

The net weight filling line is capable of filling 350 – 12 ounce containers per minute to exact weight specifications. Cans are de-palletized, labeled, filled, sealed, caped, coded, packed and palletized with only 3 operators needed. This line is capable of running metal or HDPE containers; in sizes ranging from 8 to 32 ounces.

The speed and versatility of this line makes it a high volume, cost effective solution for the many Fortune 500 companies that package product with Champion Brands.

Twenty-six blending tanks, ranging from 5,000 to 20,000 gallons, feed the elaborate pigging system designed to prevent cross product contamination. Rail siding and tanker truck offload locations provide the versatility to receive bulk fluids in sizes ranging from 5 gallons to 20,000 gallons.

Champion Brands’ blow molding operation has the capabilities to produce HDPE and PVC bottles in sizes ranging from 4 oz. to 2.5 gallons in a wide range of colors. Champion’s bottle production minimizes plastic waste by reincorporating by-product regrind. In addition, Post Consumer Resin can be incorporated into bottles at a 25% rate when required.

Seven lubricant filling lines package engine oils, hydraulic fluids, specialty oils, fuel additives, and automotive fluids (power steering fluid, brake fluid, tire sealant). Each line has specific types of products that it can package.

Bottles are labeled, capped, heat sealed (if needed), coded, placed into cartons, and loaded onto pallets.

Champion Brands has a state of the art lab. While the lab’s primary function is to test the performance of products before they are packaged, the lab also has the tools to perform elemental analysis of fluids to blueprint the
various components of different fluids or test used fluid.

Champion Brands’ warehouse and transportation department is nearly large enough to be its own distribution center. Champion trucks service most of the Mid-West on a rotating schedule.