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John Hassall Inc. to Expand Manufacturing Facility on Long Island, New York

LONG ISLAND, N.Y. (October 2, 2006) — The company is eligible to apply to Empire State Development for a $200,000 Manufacturing Assistance Program grant.

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John Hassall, Inc., manufacturers of critical high strength bolts for the aerospace industry, recently announced plans to invest more than $2 million in the acquisition of modern high speed machinery. The project is expected to retain 117 jobs and create 17 new jobs.

Founded in 1850, the company now manufactures critical high strength bolts for the aerospace industry and fasteners for the automotive and commercial markets.

“All of us at John Hassall Inc are grateful to the State of New York for your support of our continuous effort to remain competitive on Long Island,” said William Boak, executive vice president & COO of John Hassall, Inc.

The Manufacturing Assistance Program (MAP), administered by the Empire State Development Corp., encourages New York State businesses employing 50 to 1,000 workers to retain manufacturing jobs by investing in projects that will significantly increase the productivity and competitiveness of their operations.

In consideration of its commitment to New York State, John Hassall, Inc is eligible to apply to Empire State Development for a $200,000 Manufacturing Assistance Program (MAP) grant.

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