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The construction industry is on the brink of significant change and disruption. As the world continues to adjust and recover from COVID-19’s impact, it now also faces a multitude of pandemic-related macroeconomic factors. Add to that the war in Ukraine, high inflation, interest rate rises, supply chain challenges, increase wage costs and reduced skilled labor availability…and the picture becomes a bit darker.
I often get out in the field to visit clients and prospects, or to work industry trade shows, and the first question always asked of me is, “How do you find workers these days?”
Stockton Products is excited to announce its newest facility and has signed a lease on a 55,000 square foot building in the 4700 block of West Van Buren Street with easy access to I-10 and the 202 Loop South.
Today, a significant majority of global screw production occurs in Asia, however a handful of the world’s leading screw manufacturers continue to make the highest quality screws in North America and Europe.
Kapro Tools received a Pro Tool Innovation Award for the 353 Ledge-It Square, a stainless-steel ruler with permanently etched gradation for long-lasting accuracy with unique marking holes at 10-, 15-, 22.5-, 30-, 45-, 50- and 60-degrees for quick, accurate angle marking and openings every ¼ inch for precise parallel marking.