Fastenal Museum to Showcase Humble Beginnings

On Nov. 28, 1967, a small hardware store opened for business at 69 Lafayette St. in downtown Winona. Now, 50 years later, Fastenal is a Fortune 500 company and the largest fastener distributor in North America, supplying nuts, bolts, screws and more to residents of Winona and people of Taiwan. Winonans are invited to see the old brick store where it all started, now a museum filled with stories and artifacts from the earliest days of Fastenal.

 

The museum is currently open to the public at no cost. Visitors can see a prototype of founder Bob Kierlin’s creative but unsuccessful hardware vending machine, a recreation of a typical Fastenal branch circa the early 1980s, and a lineup of some of the strangest fasteners and components the company has ever produced.

扣件

國際展會

惠達雜誌

匯達實業

外銷媒合

廣告刊登

螺絲五金

五金工具

紧固件

台灣扣件展

印度新德里螺絲展

越南河內螺絲展

墨西哥瓜達拉哈拉螺絲展

美國拉斯維加斯螺絲暨機械設備展

波蘭克拉科夫螺絲展

義大利米蘭螺絲展

德國司徒加特螺絲展

FAIR INDIA

FASTENER FAIR VIETNAM

FASTENER FAIR MEXICO

FASTENER POLAND

FASTENER FAIR ITALY

FASTENER FAIR GLOBAL

FASTENER WORLD

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