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• 1. 870-763-4449
• 2. 7579261000
• 3. 757-926-1100
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• Where are Lamson tools made?

  Drawing from a rich history that began in 1837, our team of engineers and industry experts design and manufacture thoughtful tools for the modern kitchen, all from our factory in Massachusetts. We want you to be 100% satisfied with your Lamson experience.

• When did Lamson and sessions go public?

  In 1928, the company went public, selling shares of common stock on the Cleveland Stock Exchange, which later became part of the Midwest Stock Exchange and now is known as the Chicago Stock Exchange (CHX). Since November, 2007, Lamson & Sessions has operated as a subsidiary of Thomas & Betts Corp.

• Where was the Lamson and Sessions Company located in Cleveland?

  L&S Co. Factory, 1879: This image from 1879 shows the Lamson and Sessions Company’s plant at 2188 Scranton Road, near the corner of Fairfield Avenue. The plant was located just above the industrial valley in what is now northwestern Tremont. ~ Source: Cleveland Memory Project, Cleveland State University Library Special Collections ~ Date: 1879

• Is Lamson & sessions owned by Thomas & Betts?

  Since November, 2007, Lamson & Sessions has operated as a subsidiary of Thomas & Betts Corp. Lamson & Sessions grew rapidly after moving to Cleveland, developing into a national leader in the production of nuts, bolts, and other fasteners. As the company grew, its operations expanded to other locations in and around the city.

• How did Moore acquire Lamson?

  Through an exchange of shares, Moore acquired 20% of Lamson’s equity. Included in the agreement was an exchange of directors and a ten-year pact to share technical information. It was also during Browne’s tenure that the U.S. government instituted Medicare.