Gorilla Glue

Gorilla Glue is a world-renowned brand of polyurethane adhesives and tapes, widely recognized for its high-strength bonding capabilities. The brand's journey began when a product originally used in Indonesia for teak furniture was discovered by an American entrepreneur, leading to the formal establishment of the brand in the United States. Today, it serves as a staple in both household and industrial toolkits.

The manufacturing operations for Gorilla Glue are centered in the United States, specifically in Cincinnati, Ohio, where the company maintains major production and distribution facilities. While the core chemical manufacturing is tied to American facilities, certain accessories or specific product lines may involve global supply chains.

Ownership of the brand remains private and family-oriented. The Gorilla Glue Company is owned and operated by the Lutz family. Unlike many household brands that have been acquired by massive multinational conglomerates, Gorilla Glue has maintained its independent status, allowing it to focus on specialized product development under the leadership of its founding family's business structure.