D&H Industries - History
1937
The origins of D&H Industries trace back to LaBelle Industries (started in 1937 in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin) and General Stamping (started in 1975 in New Berlin, Wisconsin). LaBelle was one of the early magazine producers of M-16 magazines for the US Military and law enforcement agencies.
1993
Labelle changed their name to Quest Technologies, along with its focus of operations. Quest divested its stamping operations to General Stamping in 1993. In 1997, David Lupton and Howard Arnson purchased the combined General Stamping, formed D&H Industries and consolidated the operations into the Oconomowoc facility.
2007
In 2007, D&H Industries was purchased by a local group of business partners with three other companies in the metal working industries. D&H has been a proud addition to the diverse group of metal working companies and looks forward to the expansion of our processes to meet our customers' ever-changing needs.
TODAY
Mr. Arnson and Mr. Lupton worked diligently to develop a strong ethical business. By the time of their retirement in 2008, their diligence had tripled the sales of metal stamped and fabricated products. During their tenure, they were able to develop business with many major manufacturers, such as Caterpillar, CNH, John Deere, Krueger International, and over 80 other companies. In addition to the development of the commercial OEM customers, D&H continued to develop the quality and customer base for M-16 magazines to be delivered to allied customers around the world, becoming the major supplier to the Israeli Defense Forces.
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