Hanscom Inc
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Company Overview and History
Hanscom, Inc. has been a prominent manufacturer of fastening solutions and precision components since its establishment in 1953. Founded by Harris F. Hanscom, the company's journey began with the invention of the first wire tie to meet a need in the dry cleaning industry. This innovative spirit continued with the development of the 'Hanker' twist tying machine in 1954, significantly boosting productivity for cord set manufacturers. Over the decades, Hanscom, Inc. expanded its offerings, notably introducing cohesive tape in the 1990s for medical manufacturers seeking a non-adhesive bundling solution, including a latex-free version. Today, the company serves diverse sectors, including electrical, medical, and food industries, from its base in Warren, RI.
Product and Service Portfolio
Hanscom, Inc. provides a comprehensive range of products designed for various bundling, fastening, and positioning requirements. Their core offerings include a wide selection of twist ties, available in paper, plastic, and metallized plastic, with options for double wire, weatherproof, and permanent applications, and a broad palette of colors. The Hanscom Ty-Band cohesive tape is engineered to adhere only to itself, making it ideal for sensitive materials like medical tubing, insulated wire, and fiber optics, without leaving residue. The company also offers a full line of cable ties and accessories, known for their rugged locking mechanisms and ease of application, manufactured from QPL listed, UL recognized 6/6 Nylon, in an extensive size range from 4' to 48'.
Precision Indicators and Machining Capabilities
Complementing its fastening solutions, Hanscom, Inc. manufactures Tejax Position Indicators. These devices, available in both analog and digital formats, are designed to provide precise settings and repeatable manual position changes for machinery controlling variable-speed drives, rollers, and valves. The analog indicators feature cast aluminum handwheels and solid metal cases, while digital models offer high-impact or zinc aluminum alloy housings with five-digit counters and various ratios. Furthermore, Hanscom, Inc. operates a fully equipped machine shop, specializing in Swiss Screw Machining, which enables the production of custom medical tooling and other precision components, showcasing their versatility and technical expertise.
