Manufacturing is making a gradual comeback in the United States. “Reshoring”, as many call the recent trend of manufacturing relocating from overseas back to the U.S., is occurring in a steady stream of steps. Numerous examples of reshoring are being regularly reported in the media. This includes K’Nex Brands LP, a toy manufacturer, bringing back […]
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Connecticut Business and Industry Association Business Day
Originally Posted in March, 2013 Connecticut Business and Industry Association Business Day March 6, 2013 Steve Wilson, Chairman of Crescent Manufacturing, asking Governor Malloy a question at CBIA’s (Connecticut Business and Industry Association) Business Day event March 6, 2013 at the Capital.
NEFDA presentation by Harry Moser about manufacturing returning to the U.S.
Originally Posted on January 12, 2012 Harry Moser Presents ReShoring at NEFDA Meeting Steve Wilson, President of NEFDA and Chairman of Crescent Manufacturing, introduced NEFDA’s education program about reshoring Thursday evening on January 12. All of Crescent Manufacturing’s products are totally manufactured in the United States and many economic forces are now favoring a return […]
Steve Wilson Recognized Patriotic Employer
Originally Posted March 2011 Recognized as a Patriotic Employer Steve Wilson of Crescent Manufacturing Steve Wilson of Crescent Manufacturing is recognized by the U.S. Department of Defense National Committee for Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve In March of 2011, Crescent Manufacturing received an award from the United States of America Department of National […]
Crescent Manufacturing Mourns the passing of Dick Gates
The staff of Crescent Manufacturing mourns the passing of Dick Gates, the former owner of Crescent. Dick Gates, Crescent’s former majority shareholder from 1980 to 2005, passed away on February 5, 2011. Dick purchased Crescent Manufacturing in July of 1980 from the original three founders. Dick’s autobiography from “Hartford Courant” follows: Richard Judson Gates […]
Crescent Manufacturing Participates in CBIA Economic Summit
Originally Posted January 2011 Steve Wilson, Crescent’s Chairman, asks newly elected Governor Malloy a question about regulations in the State of Connecticut. In the foreground is Dick Hrinak, Crescent’s President. This summit is a large annual event with hundreds of business and political leaders in attendance including numerous media outlets. This was Governor Malloy’s first […]
Crescent Presented With Distinguished Business Award
Originally Posted April 2009 Burlington, CT On April 9, 2009, Crescent Manufacturing was awarded the “Distinguished Business Award for 2009” by the Burlington, CT Chamber of Commerce. Crescent has been one of only a handful of manufacturing companies in Burlington since 1967. Over the past 40 plus years the company has employed many of […]
Crescent Manufacturing Compliance News
Originally Posted January 2009 New Compliance Requirements Over the course of this past year more environmental compliance regulations have been brought to Crescent’s attention with inquires regarding our adherence. Crescent has been compliant with the ROHS, ELV, AND WEEE directives since 2005. Three other mandates, mainly associated with the EU (European Union) are listed below. […]
Crescent Announces Compliance with the New European Union REACH Regulation
Originally Posted 2008 Burlington, Connecticut Crescent Manufacturing announces their compliance with the new European R.E.A.C.H. regulation. “R.E.A.C.H.”, the Registration, Evaluation, and Authorization of CHemicals was created to evaluate suspicious chemicals and provide an information database. The new regulation became effective June 1, 2007 and concerns companies or customers who export to the European Union. […]
Crescent Manufacturing is DFARS Compliant
Crescent has continued it’s effort to obtain a continuous flow of DFARS compliant material. We are happy to say, we have met that goal with regards to the 302ss, 8740 steel, and 4037 steel. The other Stainless materials are obtainable, but thus time must be purchased on as needed basis due to the present lower […]