Hillman Solutions

	Hillman Solutions Hillman Solutions is an American hardware manufacturing, distribution and consumer fabrication services company. History Hillman was acquired in 1982 by Sun Distributors, L.P., a Philadelphia-based diversified industrial supply and services company founded in 1975. For many years, Hillman Faster was one of many operating divisions and the only one focused on retail merchandising. The two other divisions of Sun sold maintenance and power fluid products and inventory management services to industrial customers, and glass products and services to construction and retail buyers. Sun Distributors changed its name to Sunsource Inc. in early 1996. Over the years the company divested of many of its divisions. In 1994 the Dorman automotive repair parts unit was sold to competitor R&B Inc. for $43.3 million. The Harding Glass Company, with $118 million in annual sales, was sold to Mexico's Vitro SA. Solidifying its focal shift from industrial to retail customers in 1999, Sunsource f ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu]
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