Hammond Manufacturing Operations Remain On-Going

EIN HMD Man 400

May 7, 2020

Hammond Manufacturing is a supplier of enclosures, racks, power strips, and transformers. While there is currently a great amount of uncertainty and disruption to daily life and business, they want customers to know they are here to serve you the same as always.

Through these times, Hammond is uniquely positioned to continue meeting the demands of critical industries, including medical, utilities, communications, etc. because they have always planned ahead:

  • Thousands of SKU’s and millions of dollars in finished goods inventory ready to ship same day
  • Daily shipments routine which continues without change
  • End user drop ship services
  • 90%+ order fill rate with fast back order recovery

Current operational situation remains on-going:

All factories still working at full capacity. Sales and service teams are working at full capacity and are ready to take your call.

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