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Harmco Fastener is a trusted partner in the construction industry, offering specialized services and expert solutions to commercial and residential contractors in New York state and beyond for over 50 years. With a professionally trained staff and a commitment to continuous improvement, Harmco Fastener goes above and beyond the offerings of typical construction suppliers, consistently exceeding customer expectations.Generated from the website

The Lexington Company, a division of J.F. Rafter, Inc., is a leading provider of brass and nylon tip set screws in Eden, NY. Their set screws are made from high-quality materials and are available in both standard and custom options, catering to the needs of small-quantity users as well as larger industries such as tool die shops, printing machinery manufacturers, and packaging machinery manufacturers. With a focus on precision and durability, Lexington's set screws are heat-treated and feature unique locking knurls to ensure the secure fitting of the brass gib. Their nylon tips are stocked in stainless steel set screw bodies and can be requested in alloy steel bodies. Offering a variety of thread-locking options, Lexington's set screws are widely used in machine tools, maintenance repair operations, electronic products, valves, and appliances.Generated from the website

HistoryCook Iron Store, began in 1907 at Daniel L. Cook's blacksmith shop. Here Mr. Cook shod horses, replaced wagon wheel rims and repaired buggies on Andrews Street in downtown Rochester. In 1962 Mr. Richard Alheim purchased Cook Iron Store and expanded into several different markets including, bottled gas, builders' hardware and fireplace accessories. In 1964 Mr. Ahlheim, realizing the need for a General Manager, hired Mr. Ed Page. During this time Ed built the business substantially, and in the early 1980's the company focused on line expansions that catered to Construction and MRO products. In June of 2005 Ed Page passed away and was succeeded by Steve Wichtowski and Terry Page. In 2009 they acquired Flower City Wiper and in 2012 SafetyFirst adding shop rags and first aid to their categories In 2015 Terry retired. By the grace of God, Steve and the company endeavor to build on what these great men have built up since 1907.