America’s Largest. America’s Oldest. America’s Own.
Stanley Black & Decker was founded in New Britain, Connecticut in 1843, and is still headquartered there today. For almost 200 years, we’ve built the tools that built America, employing U.S. workers and investing in the next generation of American tradespeople.
Today, we are the world’s largest hand and power tool, outdoor products and solutions manufacturer and the last remaining U.S.-based company in the industry.
30 Facilities Across 19 States
From our CRAFTSMAN® tool boxes made in Sedalia, Missouri, to our Cub Cadet® lawnmowers made in Martin, Tennessee, we remain invested in the American worker and creating world-class tools in America using global materials.

Discover Some of Our Facilities
Staying at the forefront of technological development takes time, dedication and talent. We rely on our incredible team in Towson, Maryland, who help innovate across our products and brands and keep us leading the Tools and Outdoor equipment industry.
Local Grow the Trades Grant Recipient
Helping to skill, reskill and upskill tradespeople, we’re committing $60 million by 2030 to initiatives that help grow skills for tradespeople.
East Longmeadow, Massachusetts, has a storied manufacturing history that spans more than 100 years, beginning with hacksaws. Today, using materials from around the world, East Longmeadow manufactures bandsaw blades, reciprocating blades, hacksaw blades, hole saws, jigsaws and step drills.
Blades
Many Brands
Partners
Sold At
Bimetal
Composite
Tools Manufactured in Massachusetts with Global Materials
To say that STANLEY Engineered Fastening is critical in our shared world is no understatement. Bridges, cars and trucks. Appliances and cell phones. Aircraft carriers and medical equipment. Museums. Sporting arenas. Even the world’s largest skyscrapers. You name it. Chances are we’re holding it strong.
90%
Of Cars and Light Trucks
23B
Fasteners Produced
3,100
Fasteners
100
Years
Fasteners Manufactured in Michigan with Global Materials
CRAFTSMAN is the brand homeowners, home builders, auto enthusiasts and master mechanics trust. Those who know that time spent with tools is time well spent. Loyalists who look for reasons to get their hands dirty – and take pride in every accomplishment, from the simplest oil change to coaxing a bit more horsepower from their favorite ride. Today, the CRAFTSMAN legacy lives on, stronger than ever.
500K+
Manufactured Annually
50
States
1927
Founded
1932
Invented
Sold
Globally
Toolboxes Manufactured in Missouri with Global Materials
Facilities in Ohio help to create a huge range of Stanley Black & Decker products using materials from around the world, from engineered fasteners to ride-on mowers and turf equipment to our dependable handheld products. With facilities across Ohio, employing thousands of Americans, the state is one of our national cornerstones.
Products Manufactured in Ohio with Global Materials
Local Grow the Trades Grant Recipients
Helping to skill, reskill and upskill tradespeople, we’re committing $60 million by 2030 to initiatives that help grow skills for tradespeople.
Tennessee is central to our ride-on mower business with key brands like Cub Cadet and CRAFTSMAN. Cub Cadet has been cutting through the challenges since its first lawn mower hit the market in 1961 and has been maintaining its durability, reliability and customer satisfaction ever since.
Products Manufactured in Tennessee with Global Materials
Grow the Trades Grant Recipients
Helping to skill, reskill and upskill tradespeople, we’re committing $60 million by 2030 to initiatives that help grow skills for tradespeople.
Our Commitment to Manufacturing in the United States
15,000
Americans
19
States
28
Facilities
Meet Our Employees
Hannah H.
Training and Development Specialist
Jackson, Tennessee
Hannah has worked as a Training & Development Specialist at Stanley Black & Decker in Jackson, Tennessee, for three years, creating training resources, supporting corporate teams and coordinating a work-based learning program for local high school students. Passionate about helping people grow, she feels heard and supported in her professional development. Encouraged by her leaders to serve on community boards, she enjoys spending time on her small farm with her family and hosting friends.
Qadira W.
Group Manager, Strategic Insights
Baltimore, Maryland
Qadira has been with Stanley Black & Decker for over seven years, starting as a Senior Market Research Analyst and advancing to group manager by leveraging her strong managerial skills. She believes that “data is nothing without the voice of the customer being respected and heard.” Qadira found her passion in consumer insights, driven by the desire to help improve industries by understanding the “why” behind people’s love for products, making her work both engaging and impactful.
Jenola A.
Press Operator
Willard, Ohio
Sixteen years ago, Jenola began at Stanley Black & Decker in Willard, Ohio, as a robot tech, a new role that required specialized training. Supported by her leaders and teammates, she became an expert and progressed to group leader and now press room scheduler. Encouraged to pursue leadership training and learn about the business, she advanced in her career. As a single mom, these opportunities have given her financial independence and a work environment where she feels valued and supported.
Amir K.
Director, AI and Digital Services
Washington, District of Columbia
Amir began as a control systems engineer and now supports our digital transformation by addressing gaps with data analytics, machine learning, AI and robotics. He leads AI-based development for core products and processes, believing this work can have a broad global impact. His background spans electrical engineering, robotics, reliability and supply chain management. At Stanley Black & Decker, he applies these skills to meaningful problems, valuing the diversity and innovation in his role.
Kathleen Y.
Senior Analyst, Corporate Business Development
Greater Hartford, Connecticut
Kathleen started as an intern at Stanley Black & Decker, had a great experience and returned through the leadership program. She has now been with the company for nearly five years. Kathleen praises the motivating culture where everyone works together to grow the company. She felt valued and supported with her team always available for questions. Encouraging other students to intern here, she says it “exceeded her expectations” and set the stage for her success as a full-time employee.
Skilled Trade Jobs Are Essential to Our Workforce
3M
Skilled Trade Job Openings
306K+
Construction Jobs
85%
Young People
$65K+
Per Year
$60M to Close the Skilled Labor Gap
We’re investing $60M by 2030 to fund vocational training and reskilling in construction, aiming to close the trade skills gap and strengthen the industry. Since 2023, we’ve invested $27M.
Grow the TradesProud to be an American Veteran Employer
Qualities that come instinctively to those who serve in the military are not always easy to find. Given all they do and have done, it is an honor to partner with those who support active and retired military and their families.
We are committed to:
- Actively recruiting those within the military community to join our workforce
- Making the highest quality products that empower and help our military – like critical aerospace and defense components
- Partnering with businesses and nonprofits that support the needs of our military and veterans – including Workshops for Warriors, Helmets to Hardhats, Flags of Valor, and the Tunnels to Towers Foundation
Workshops for Warriors
San Diego, California
For Workshops for Warriors, the DEWALT® Grow the Trades Grant helps their efforts to provide training and credentialing for veterans and transitioning service members as they reenter civilian life.
Helmets to Hardhats (H2H)
Washington, District of Columbia
We’ve awarded multiple Grow the Trades grants to H2H for their outstanding work connecting active-duty military, veterans, National Guard and Reservists with skilled training and quality careers in construction. We’re proud of H2H’s impact on those transitioning to civilian life.
Flags of Valor
Winchester, Virginia
Flags of Valor brings craftsmanship and purpose together through handcrafted wooden American flags made by veterans. Every piece reflects the values of skilled labor, durability, and respect for American service.
Join Our Team
If you’re a retired military member, veteran, reservist, guardsman or military spouse, working here allows you to impact some of the world’s most iconic brands and solutions. You can work hands-on at one of our manufacturing facilities, in a corporate office or remotely.
Leading the Industry Through Innovation
Impossible never stopped us. Pushing boundaries, thinking and staying on the cutting edge – that’s how we’ve evolved our family of brands into household names. Being a leader in Tools & Outdoor, Engineered Fastening and Industrial Solutions goes hand-in-hand with being a world-class innovator. In this fast-paced digital age, where others deviate from disruption, we embrace technological change to improve our products and business solutions for our customers.
Leading the Charge
Electrification
Electrification is a difference maker. And it continues to transform our business and shape end-user expectations, especially in the trades. Today’s tradespeople value the convenience, quiet and freedom of high-powered battery technology. As end-user demand evolves and accelerates, so does our innovation.
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