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Stanley Access Technologies Launches Delayed Egress Option for Automatic Sliding Door Systems

Stanley Hardware Introduces New Line of Security 24/7 Professional Grade Padlocks

Stanley Security Solutions Launches New Center for Learning and Innovation

Stanley Security Solutions Launches Wi-Q™ Wireless Technology Access Control System

Security Management System

Vandal-resistant mortise locks

Stanley Precision Hardware Launches Delayed Egress Device for Manual Touchbar Exit Systems

Stanley Security Solutions Provides Automated Door Solutions for Rail Transit

NT500 v3.1 Security System

X marks the spot for Stanley

Stanley to buy RFID-system developer Xmark

Sargent and Greenleaf provides interactive-voice

NT500 v3.1 Security Management System by Stanley

HBV400™

The HBV400™ Hybrid Video Solution offers end-users a user-friendly, digital video storage and retrieval security solution ideal for protecting assets, investments and individuals in multiple settings and environments and through numerous applications.

ID Express Station

With the Stanley ID Express Station™, problems are greatly reduced or possibly eliminated altogether. The Stanley ID Express™ system provides the ability for cardholders to conduct self-managed transactions via a simple and user-friendly interface at a kiosk station. The ability to service cardholders is no longer limited by the availability of administrative staff.

Stanley Motorsports

The Stanley Works fires up the engines with Valvoline Evernham Racing

Stanley Commercial Hardware is a leading provider of Architectural Hardware

As a young man in 1843, Frederick T. Stanley founded The Stanley Works – a small company located in New Britain, Connecticut that manufactured hinges, bolts and other door hardware in a one-story wooden building. Mr. Stanley’s vision was to create a hardware company with unsurpassed customer service, product innovation and integrity – and to offer products that would become the first choice among professionals around the world. With the early success of this mission and an increasing demand for his high-quality goods, Mr. Stanley began exporting his products in the 1870s.