Assembly Technologies

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Assembly Technologies
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Company History
Frederic T. Stanley founds the Stanley Works
Stanley Air Tools founded
Stanley buys Cobotics and renames business
Assembly Technologies
Stanley launches QPM Product Line
1843
2007
2003
1963
2000

• In 1843, an enterprising businessman established
  a little shop in New Britain, Connecticut to
  manufacture hardware from wrought iron.
• Stanley possessed a special innovative spirit and
  an uncommon passion for doing things right and
  his modest enterprise prospered and grew into The
  Stanley Works.
• Today, The Stanley Works is a worldwide
  manufacturer and marketer of tools and hardware
  for home improvement, consumer, industrial, and
  professional use.
• The company stills bears not only Frederick
  Stanley's name but also the spirit and passion
  that drove him to succeed where others failed.
• The essence of that drive was summed up in 1877
  by a widely read trade publication, Asher
  Adam's Pictorial Album of American Industry

Frederick T. Stanley Founder of the Stanley Works
"The secret of this company's success is an open
one -- all who will may avail themselves of it,
and all who do so will succeed -- one word tells
it all and that one word is -- Excellence."
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Corporate Citizenship

• At Stanley, we are committed to effecting
  positive change both in the communities where we
  live and around the world.
• We support a wide array of local and global
  causes and pledge to ceaselessly continue our
  legacy of charitable responsibility.
• In addition, Stanley supports the individual
  generosity of our thousands of employees by
  matching their independent contributions
  dollar-for-dollar.
• Every year, Stanley and our employees partner to
  support thousands of worthwhile organizations
  across the globe.

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Global Infrastructure

• The Stanley Works is a 4.5B business operating
  in over 130 countries around the world
• Assembly Technologies founded in 1963 as Air
  Tools, specialized in motor vehicle assembly
• Facilities near Cleveland, Detroit, Paris,
  Frankfurt, Milan, Birmingham, Shanghai, Yokohama
• Global network of distributors and major partners
  with Certified Repair Centers worldwide

Assembly Technologies
Certified Repair Centers
Regional Support Partners
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With torque capacity ranging from 0.5 to 2000 Nm,
Stanleys threaded fastening solutions come
in multiple geometries and fit the most critical
assembly requirements. Real-time monitoring,
analysis, diagnostics, and configuration are
available plant-wide, with networkable controls.
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Stanleys Cobotics line is a leader in the
growing global market for Intelligent Assist
Devices (IADs). Improving productivity, quality,
and ergonomic safety, Cobotics products are
computer-controlled, servo-powered devices that
assist workers in manipulating heavy and awkward
parts.
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Reducing cycle times, improving ergonomics, and
ensuring quality, our systems are tailored to
your needs and can include multiple spindles,
automated tools, and data interfaces. Installed
as projects, Stanley accepts responsibility for
results from proposal to buy-off.
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World Class Service Support
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