Welcome to Lamson & Sessions. Contact Us. About Us. Our Businesses. Investor Relations. News. Lamson & Sessions is a leading producer of thermoplastic enclosures, conduit, fittings and wiring devices for the electrical, telecommunications, consumer, power …
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Lamson & Sessions brings its products to the U.S. and Canadian markets through three business segments, divided by channels of distribution and markets served: Carlon is an industry-leading manufacturer and marketer of a wide variety of innovative products, servicing the electrical, telecommunications and construction industries. Already established as an industry …
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Now headquartered in Beachwood, Ohio, and Memphis, Tennessee, Lamson & Sessions supplies the telecommunications, electrical, construction, consumer, power, and wastewater markets. One of its major business segments is Carlon, which, in addition to making a variety of industrial goods, was among the first manufacturers of the hula hoop.
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We want you to be 100% satisfied with your Lamson experience. Our knives and tools are purpose-designed to fit a need. If you're not happy with the product performance due to a defect, we will replace it free of charge, forever. Contact Lamson. Factory. 79 Mainline Drive. Westfield, MA USA 01085.
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Lamson AND SESSIONS CO., one of the nation's leading fastener manufacturers for over a century, was, in 2004, the leading domestic producer of thermoplastic electrical conduit, wiring devices, and related products. The company dates back to Oct. 1866 when brothers Thos. H. and Isaac P. Lamson joined with Samuel W. Sessions to form a partnership to run the Mt. Carmel …
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In 1950, the company opened a new plant in suburban Brooklyn, Ohio, which replaced most of Lamson & Sessions’ other Cleveland-area facilities. Now headquartered in Beachwood, Ohio, and Memphis, Tennessee, Lamson & Sessions supplies the telecommunications, electrical, construction, consumer, power, and wastewater markets.
In the 1950s, Lamson & Sessions reinstated its acquisition program aimed at further growth in the fastener industry, but also with the desire to enter new businesses, such as industrial equipment, automotive accessories, metal stamping, and aerospace components.