Company Story
1858 - The Eastern Company was founded by a group of investors who saw an opportunity to capitalize on the growing demand for metal products.
1872 - The company began manufacturing locks and other hardware products, which quickly gained popularity for their quality and durability.
1900 - The Eastern Company expanded its product line to include specialty fasteners, which were used in the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge.
1920 - The company introduced its first line of industrial products, including conveyor belts and chain hoists.
1950 - The Eastern Company began to focus on producing specialty products for the aerospace industry, including fasteners and other components.
1970 - The company expanded its operations to include a new manufacturing facility in the Midwest.
1990 - The Eastern Company began to focus on producing products for the automotive industry, including seat belt components and other safety features.
2000 - The company introduced its first line of security products, including locks and other safety devices.
2010 - The Eastern Company expanded its operations to include a new manufacturing facility in Asia, allowing the company to better serve its global customer base.