John Hassall, Inc. was founded in 1850 in New York City and developed one of the earliest coil fed nail producing machines in the United States, later expanding into commercial nail production and producing cold formed rivets and parts for the military during World War I. Today, John Hassall manufactures specialty fasteners for aerospace, automotive, electronics, and other industries at its 70,000 square foot facility in Westbury, New York, implementing continuous improvement programs to meet customer needs and expectations.

2. Founded in New York City in 1850, as a privately held, employee union company, John Hassall, Inc. developed and manufactured one of the earliest known coil fed nail producing machines in the United States. The company prospered, and at the turn of century expanded into commercial nail production.

3. During the first world war, production equipment and capabilities were expanded to produce cold formed rivets to customer specification (specials), and military standards. Soon after the advent of the jet engine, high temperature alloy engine parts were being produced.

4. John Hassall continues today, working for tomorrow, implementing aggressive continuous improvement programs to meet the needs of our customers and exceed their expectations. Our goal is to be recognized globally, as we are domestically, as one of the foremost procurement sources for specialty fasteners. In our 70,000 square foot facility in Westbury, New York, John Hassall manufactures specialty pins, rivets, threaded fasteners, and bolts for application in such diverse fields as the Aerospace, Automotive, Electronics, and Commercial industries.

5. John Hassall combines cold forming, hot forging, precision machining and other secondary operations to create parts and fasteners in lengths of up to 9" long, and shank dimensions ranging from 0.018" up to 0.375", utilizing over 95 types of metals including ferrous, non-ferrous, and high temperature alloys.

6. 9/16" diameter bar stock, type 303 stainless steel. scrap 80% Interrupted grain flow 9/32" diameter wire in coil, type 302 stainless steel. scrap 20% Stronger part less cost Our process results in machined parts being formed to "near net shape" which, if requiring secondary machining, reduces time and scrap. Result: substantial savings to our customers. High speed Up to 100 times faster while maintaining tolerances Lower scrap Little or no material removal Stronger parts Material grain flows with the shape of the part The Cold Heading Advantage

7. Materials: Inconel 718, A286, Waspaloy, Inconel X-750, Monel, Inconel 600, Titanium, Hastelloy, Cobalt L-605 and more. Aerospace Products: Close tolerance, high temperature, high strength aircraft engine bolts, pins and rivets. Sizes: Diameters up to .750"

8. Presses with induction heaters 2die/3blow headers with induction heaters A complete heat treat facility capable of vacuum solution treatment and aging, induction annealing, as well as atmospheric hardening and tempering CNC turning Centerless and electrochemical grinding Flat and tri-roll thread rolling Complete metallurgical lab to provide both destructive and non-destructive testing, as well as micro and macro evaluations of materials and parts Aerospace Manufacturing Capabilities:

9. Jet engines Aircraft APUs Turbo power and marine equipment. Applications:

10. Automotive Products: Pins, rivets, nails, collar studs, screws and bolts. Materials: Carbon and alloy steel, stainless steel, copper, brass, bronze, aluminum, silver and more. Sizes: Diameters ranging from .018" to .400" Lengths up to 9.000"

11. Automotive Manufacturing Capabilities: Single die headers thru multiple station cold formers Nail presses Trimmers Pointers Auto fed secondary turning Centerless grinding Thread rolling Atmospheric hardening and tempering

12. Applications: Brakes Safety restraint systems Air bag actuators Wheel speed sensors Connectors Pressure sensing devices Windscreen wipers Window and door locking actuators hinge pins Switches Motor controls, etc.

13. John Hassall strives for excellence through continuous improvement. We continue to meet and exceed the expectations of our clients. We continue to build strong and lasting partnerships. A Total Commitment to Quality

14. John Hassall is expanding its manufacturing capabilities to meet the increasingly global needs of our customers. We are developing new techniques and ever higher quality and service standards to deliver products that are defect-free.

15. To ensure consistent production, John Hassall utilizes Statistical Process Control (SPC). Networked data collection work stations collect historical information on critical process variables and attributes for analysis and process improvement. Statistical Process Control (SPC) Many of our manufacturing systems are also equipped with computerized process controllers for fail-safe operation.

16. Our quality policy stresses the use of statistical techniques, clear communications, continuing education and testing and quality systems. We are registered and operate to QS 9000, ISO 9001:2008, AS 9100 and NADCAP standards.

17. The Hassall Promise: We recognize that our century and a half of commitment to quality, workmanship, fair and reasonable pricing and a desire to be of unequaled service to our customer is the basis of our success. We promise to hold these traditional values to the advantage of our customers - large and small, old and new.