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| ABOUT LAMPIN Lampin Corporation is a manufacturer of high-quality precision-machined components including spur gears and mechanical assemblies. Our company goes well beyond the traditional supplier role through various innovative services including design review, engineered solutions, inventory management, and supply systems. We seek to partner with companies who burn with a passion for excellence.
In the mid-1960's the Laminated Pinion Gear Company was started in Ashland, Massachusetts by Harold Fairbanks who had been involved with Telechron Clock. Their unique process of cutting gears on metal and plastic laminations earned them a reputation as innovators in the clock and timer industry. The company's visibility was increased when Mr. Fairbanks moved it to the old Hopkinton High School building on Route 30. In the mid-seventies the company was sold to Harold Bushnell of Upton who moved it to the Scott's Woolen Mill complex in Uxbridge. A few years later the company was purchased by Chuck Battersby who renamed it Lampin Gear Division of Battersby Ltd.
Lampin Corporation moved to its present five-acre site in 1985. The original 4000 square foot building has been expanded twice and now houses 22,000 square feet of networked CNC equipment operating 24 hours a day. In 1990 the company purchased the assets of Johnson & Bassett of Worcester including the line of MITRPAK Spiral Bevel Gear Drives that are now manufactured in Uxbridge and marketed worldwide through industrial distributors. |
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November 1982 the company was again purchased and renamed Lampin
Corporation by Scott Rossiter. The evolution from laminated pinions
to precision components was reflected in the name change as Lampin
embarked on it's journey as a full service machining supplier specializing
in precision turning and instrument quality gears.