Cloud Company, Inc.

1951

Started Cloud Company

Jim Rucker Sr. started Cloud Company in 1951 as a tool and die shop in the San Francisco Bay Area (USA).

1960

Cloud Company’s first machine

Cloud Company’s first machine, the 1804, was developed in the early 1960s for the marine transportation trade.

1970

The Series II

Demand from customers (marine and industrial alike) for a smaller, less bulky machine was immediate. In the early 1970s the Series II machine was introduced. A large number of these machines are still in use today in a major U.S. brewery.

1980

The Series III

In 1980, the first Series III machines were introduced. The Series III boasted some dramatic improvements in design and serviceability over the Series II machines. Many of Cloud’s current models including the 360, 700, 750, 180 and 363 are based in principle on the Series III design.

2008

Worldwide

In 2008, Cloud acquired Sellers Cleaning Systems to broaden the company’s product offering worldwide. Sellers has been manufacturing and marketing its products since 1871.

Cloud’s Series III-based machinery continues to set the standard for reliability today and into the future. Look for other upcoming innovative products from Cloud that will address customers’ needs.

2014

San Luis Obispo, Calif

In March 2014, Cloud Company moved into a 26,000 square foot, state-of-the-art manufacturing facility located in San Luis Obispo, Calif. The move was undertaken to better leverage investments in modern manufacturing equipment (including CNC mills and lathes, plus 3-D printers) that support the company’s growth and new product development initiatives.

1951	Started Cloud Company Jim Rucker Sr. started Cloud Company in 1951 as a tool and die shop in the San Francisco Bay Area (USA).
1960	Cloud Company’s first machine Cloud Company’s first machine, the 1804, was developed in the early 1960s for the marine transportation trade.
1970	The Series II Demand from customers (marine and industrial alike) for a smaller, less bulky machine was immediate. In the early 1970s the Series II machine was introduced. A large number of these machines are still in use today in a major U.S. brewery.
1980	The Series III In 1980, the first Series III machines were introduced. The Series III boasted some dramatic improvements in design and serviceability over the Series II machines. Many of Cloud’s current models including the 360, 700, 750, 180 and 363 are based in principle on the Series III design.
2008	Worldwide In 2008, Cloud acquired Sellers Cleaning Systems to broaden the company’s product offering worldwide. Sellers has been manufacturing and marketing its products since 1871. Cloud’s Series III-based machinery continues to set the standard for reliability today and into the future. Look for other upcoming innovative products from Cloud that will address customers’ needs.
2014	San Luis Obispo, Calif In March 2014, Cloud Company moved into a 26,000 square foot, state-of-the-art manufacturing facility located in San Luis Obispo, Calif. The move was undertaken to better leverage investments in modern manufacturing equipment (including CNC mills and lathes, plus 3-D printers) that support the company’s growth and new product development initiatives.