Published November 2018
By PMPA Staff
In 1911, Lovejoy Chaplet Corp. opened for business in the small town of Hoosick Falls, New York. The company was originally a manufacturer of foundry works parts, mostly tin shelled chaplets and hinge tubes, and had a bank of Browne and Sharpe screw machines that ran off power shafts from the ceiling of the plant floor.
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A Closer Look at a Rubber ASTM Specification Chuck Farlow from North Coast Seal Attendees will get introduced to rubber callouts (which are often identified on prints for parts that they need to assemble) within the ASTM classification and basic material properties from North Coast Seals Sales Engineer, Chuck Farlow. VIEW/DOWNLOAD
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It’s a Moving Experience, Part 1 Moving after 75 years: Lessons from W.H. Bagshaw’s big leap. by Carli Kistler-Miller Director of Programs & Marketing | President of the Educational Foundation, PMPA Published December 1, 2025 Download Magazine Article After 75 years in the same Nashua, New Hampshire building, W.H. Bagshaw decided it…