Woodcraft Supply LLC is a retailer of fine quality woodworking tools, supplies, hardwoods, and education for amateur or professional woodworkers. Since 1928, Woodcraft has provided valuable necessities to woodworkers throughout the US and the world. The company has a mail order catalog, over 80 retail stores, and an website with over 15,000 woodworking tools and accessories. Established in Boston, the company relocated to Parkersburg, WV from 1989 to 1992 and began franchising in the mid-90's. It is privately owned. (Not owned by the employee from India listed as Owner on that tab).
Flamemaster, a Socomore company, is a U.S.-based manufacturer of aerospace sealants, adhesives, and specialty coatings. Founded in 1942, we have more than 80 years of experience supporting aircraft OEMs, MROs, defense contractors, and industrial partners. Our products are trusted by major players including Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Cessna, Bombardier, the U.S. Department of Defense…
We manufacture in our 54,000+ ft facility in Pacoima, California and hold ISO 9001:2015, AS9100D, and Nadcap (Sealants) certifications. Our portfolio covers fuel tank, fuselage, windshield, access door, firewall, optical, and specialty sealants, along with adhesion promoters like CS 900.
New developments include:
– CS 135-B: midweight fuel tank sealant, qualified to AMS-S-8802 / AMS-3276
– CS 143-B: non-chromate corrosion-inhibitive, AMS-3265, MIL-PRF-81733 in qualification.
Sustainability drives our R&D. We develop REACH-compliant, VOC-reduced, chromate-free solutions, and our Pacoima site was among the first solar-powered facilities in the area.
As part of Socomore, we bring together surface preparation, coatings, and sealants into one global solution for aerospace and defense partners. Our mission is simple: deliver safe, reliable, and high-performance sealing solutions that extend aircraft life and significantly reduce impact on environment and health.
Lumberjack nasce nel 1979, ispirandosi al mondo degli immensi parchi canadesi. Negli anni '80 il River Boot diventa un'icona di una generazione e nei primi anni del 2000 viene implementata la collezione abbracciando diversi mondi di utilizzo.
Nel 2012 l'importante gruppo turco Ziylan acquista il marchio, rilanciandone l'immagine e allargandosi a tutto il mercato internazionale. Lumberjack, che nel tempo ha saputo declinare la propria identità outdoor in chiave urbana e moderna, ha spostato l'asse del proprio target verso una clientela più ampia, non solo maschile. Se il core business di Lumberjack in passato era rappresentato dalle calzature uomo, ora le nuove collezioni hanno guadagnato l'apprezzamento anche del pubblico femminile e junior grazie alle collezioni sempre più ricche e stilose, che non rinunciano alla funzionalità, grazie a materiali e lavorazioni di ultima generazione, che da sempre contraddistinguono le scarpe del brand.