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New Hampshire Industries, Inc. is a company that “turns circles” while turning heads. Longtime producers of high quality drive and idler pulleys and sheaves, New Hampshire Industries, Inc. today stands ready to be your one-stop shop for your belt pulley needs and more. Building on our heritage of manufacturing and assembling pulleys and sheaves, we can supply many non-pulley products that use our core manufacturing capabilities. Spindles, turned and machined products made of many different materials including castings, and parts that require rotary welds are just a few examples of the new products that we’re ready to produce for you, our customer. Contact New Hampshire Industries, Inc. today and challenge us to produce the parts and assemblies that you need.
The New Hampshire Industries, Inc companies, NHI and H. Neuman & Company, have both overlapping and complementary processes able to produce many products within the corporate walls – making New Hampshire Industries a one-stop shop for many of our customer’s needs.
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History
NHI, in Lebanon, New Hampshire originated the New Hampshire Industries name back in the early 1960’s, starting as a Splitball Bearing (now Timken Aerospace) spin off. Known as an idler pulley producer for nearly 30 years, NHI added drive pulleys in 1990 and spindles in 1998. To improve our customer service, we added a line of cast pulleys in 2001, giving us a more complete line-up of pulleys.
Our original bearing design started the company (our “A” series) in the moderate load and speed idler line. Idlers for higher loads and speeds are available (our “H” Series), as are machined drive pulleys, split-formed drive pulleys, cast and machined drive sheaves. The spindles produced are an example of products that use our manufacturing capabilities and are a logical extension of NHI products, often being used in conjunction with a pulley that we produce.
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H. Neuman & Company joined NHI as part of the New Hampshire Industries, Inc. family in 1999. Founded in 1946 as a small machine shop in the Chicago area, Henry Neuman and his family owned the company until 1986, focusing more and more on precision machining needs. Purchasing the company in 1986, the new owners tightened the focus even farther, concentrating on products requiring turning, machining and hobbing – with synchronous timing pulleys becoming the main product. Even before its purchase by New Hampshire Industries, H. Neuman & Company was hard at work refining the processes used in synchronous timing belt pulley manufacturing to better serve customers. New Hampshire Industries has continued this lineage of continuous improvement to be sure to supply you, our customer, with the product that you need, when you need it.
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