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company history...
1957
Robert L. Morrissey creates R.L. Morrissey & Associates,
based in Cleveland, OH. R.L. Morrissey &
Associates operates as a manufacturer's representative
for standard fastener companies.
1967
R.L. Morrissey establishes a representation
agreement with Anderton International of Bingley
West Yorkshire, England. Anderton is a manufacturer of
Retaining Rings and Belleville Disc Springs.
1976
American Ring & Tool Company is created. The company becomes the
United States Master Stockist for the Anderton
International line of Retaining Rings & Belleville
Disc Springs. American Ring & Tool establishes their
warehouse and offices in Highland Heights, Ohio.
1979
American Ring & Tool signs “Master Stockist Agreement”
with Spirolox Retaining Ring, a Division of TRW INC.
manufacturers of the “Spirolox” spiral-wound retaining ring.
1983
Jack Morrissey, Robert Morrissey Jr. and James Morrissey
take ownership of R.L. Morrissey & Associates, Inc.,
parent company of American Ring & Tool Co.
1989
American Ring Manufacturing is founded by the Morrissey’s
and DH&S Inc. with offices and production located in Romulus, Michigan.
1990
American Ring acquires assets from Precision Ring Corp. consisting of ring
coiling machines, heat-treat furnaces, wire drawing lines and residual tooling.
1995
Wrought Washer Mfg., Inc. establishes regional warehouse at American Ring & Tool.
1998
American Ring & Tool acquires Western Service & Supply of Santa Ana,
California, a full line Retaining Ring distributor in the western
United States servicing the aerospace and commercial markets.
2004
American Ring acquires Meyer Retaining Ring of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
American Ring & Tool adds Manufacturing and Distribution software linking
all operations.
2010
American Ring Manufacturing moves manufacturing operation from Romulus, MI to 45,000 square foot
facility in Livonia, MI.
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