Haggard & Stocking Acquires Imperial Fastener

Haggard & Stocking Associates, Inc. has acquired Evansville, IN-based Imperial Fastener and Industrial Supply, Co., a full line industrial supply company and distributor of fasteners and machine tools.

Haggard & Stocking Associates, Inc. has acquired Evansville, IN-based Imperial Fastener and Industrial Supply, Co., a full line industrial supply company and distributor of fasteners and machine tools. The company will operate as Imperial Fastener and Industrial Supply, a division of Haggard & Stocking.

“Imperial Fasteners and Industrial Supply is an excellent strategic fit that further strengthens our reach into southwest Indiana, southern Illinois and western Kentucky,” said Jeff Haggard, Vice President, Sales, Haggard & Stocking Associates. “Imperial Fastener has built a solid reputation for delivering excellent value and service to its customers,” added Haggard. “The acquisition will maintain these values while bringing new products, services and award-winning vending solutions for new and existing customers. As we grow, we continue to keep it personal, always taking the time and effort to get to know and understand our customer and their needs.”

Haggard & Stocking Associates supplies the industrial marketplace with a range of products and services — from highly technical tooling used in precision industrial machinery to general MRO products, fasteners, material handling and safety supplies.

Headquartered in Indianapolis, IN, Haggard & Stocking Associates has branch locations in Fort Wayne, IN; Waco, TX; Greensboro, NC; as well as stocking locations in eight other states. Experts in servicing the automotive, aerospace, foundry, machine tool, airline, heavy transportation, rail, woodworking, and metal fabrication markets, Haggard & Stocking Associates offers advanced product and technical support to help customers solve problems, save money and reduce downtime.

Through its strategic partnership with IBC — Industrial Supply Plus, Haggard & Stocking Associates services both national and regional accounts — and can support its customers’ supplier diversity initiatives by providing minority credits.

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