Stanley Black & Decker designs, manufactures, and sells hand tools, power tools, engineered fastening systems, and industrial equipment across a portfolio that includes DEWALT, BLACK+DECKER, Stanley, and CRAFTSMAN brands. The company operates more than 100 manufacturing facilities worldwide, including 50 in the United States, with a workforce of 50,000 employees globally. Founded in 1843 as a small bolt manufacturer in New Britain, Connecticut, the organization merged with Black & Decker in 2010 to form its current structure.
In tools and outdoor equipment, the company develops cordless power systems, hand tools, and fastening solutions for professional and consumer applications. In engineered fastening, Stanley Black & Decker produces systems for assembly, installation, and construction across automotive, aerospace, electronics, and industrial sectors. The manufacturing footprint spans multiple continents, supporting both high-volume consumer products and specialized industrial equipment with defined performance requirements.
The company invests in cutting-edge technologies and sustainable manufacturing practices across its operations. Product development spans mechanical design, battery and motor systems, materials science, and manufacturing process optimization. With nearly two centuries of operational history, Stanley Black & Decker maintains established supply chains, distribution networks, and field deployment data across its product lines, informing engineering decisions for reliability and serviceability in demanding environments.
