Best Textile Exporter Waterbury Near Me

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We utilize the following materials: High and Low Carbon Steel, Brass, Copper, Aluminum, Nickel, Phosphorus Bronze, Silver & more


We handle a whole project from start to finish from design, manufacturing and processing


We serve a wide range of industries including automotive, medical, gun components and Military


Our presses range from 22 ton to 150 Ton We can meet tight tolerances up to ±.0003"

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Proud to provide the uniform and garment industry with high quality silver and gold buttons for over 200 years.


The Waterbury Button Company provides clothing designers with many historical items as well as modern fashion designs.


It all started when the “War of 1812” interrupted the supply of buttons coming into the United States from England. Aaron Benedict formed the beginning of what was to become The Waterbury Button Company and began to melt down pewter pots and pans in order to make buttons for military uniforms.


Between 1812 to 1849, the company started manufacturing brass as well as pewter buttons and became the nation’s first caster of brass. In 1849, The Waterbury Button Company was formed solely for the manufacturing of buttons and uniform accessories. With a reputation as a reliable supplier of high-quality buttons. The Waterbury Button Company continues to make buttons for all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces as well as for fashion designers and career uniforms.

Founded in 1812, The Waterbury Button Company has perfected their craftsmanship from engraving tools that are no larger than toothpicks to computer-aided design and technology. We ensure that quality of the buttons are beyond compare and shipped with care to customers around the world.

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Our superconductor was selected for such prestigious projects as the Large Haldron Collider at CERN, the fusion energy research project KSTAR in Korea and superconductors for the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) project.