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Hudson Technologies, formerly Hudson Tool & Die, is a leading U.S. manufacturer of deep-drawn metal enclosures, or cases, and stampings. We use a variety of high-performance metals, including stainless steel and titanium, along with aluminum, aluminized steel, cold rolled steel, brass, copper, Mu metal, nickel, cupro nickel and more. Design engineers turn to Hudson Technologies for precision, seamless, metal enclosures for their technology whether they need a prototype or high-volume production. Our catalog has over 15,000 standard shapes and sizes available with no tooling charges. Our engineered products offer customized tooling and parts designed to customers' specifications. Hudson Technologies' seamless enclosures, also referred to as cases, cans, covers, containers and stampings, are integral to aerospace, aviation, automotive, commercial battery, electrical, irrigation, implantable medical devices, flow meters, relay cases, semi-conductor, and other industrial applications worldwide. We are a green manufacturer, using only environmentally-sound lubricants and an aqueous cleaning system, and hold ISO 9001:2000 certification. Based in Ormond Beach, FL, Hudson Technologies is located in Volusia County, within an hour drive of Orlando (via I-4) or Jacksonville (via I-95) in East Central Florida. Hudson Technologies is a business of JSJ of Grand Haven, Michigan, a privately held U.S. corporation that designs, develops and markets products and services around the world. |
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Historical Timeline 1940 Hudson Tool & Die Company founded in New Jersey by Charles Batka 1969 Second facility opened in Ormond Beach, Florida 1984 Hudson Tool & Die Co., Inc. purchased by JSJ Corporation of Grand Haven, Michigan, a privately held U.S. corporation 1991 Operations consolidated to Florida, plant in New Jersey closed 1996 ISO 9001:2000 certification received 2007 Name change - Hudson Tool & Die Co. Inc. began doing business as Hudson Technologies 2007 Converted to an environmentally-sound aqueous cleaning system, eliminating trichloroethylene (TCE) and chlorinated lubricants from the manufacturing process 2008 Named Manufacturer of the Year by Volusia Manufacturers Association Today Employs nearly 200 people and ships to customers worldwide |
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