HAMMOND

The company's history dates back to 1917 when it was founded by the Hammond father and son in Guelph, Canada. In its early years, Hammond focused exclusively on producing transformers for radio receivers, broadcasting technology, and battery chargers. To adapt to the flourishing and evolving broadcasting and communication industry of the 1930s, Hammond became the first Canadian company to create a line of double-rack cabinets and narrow cabinets. 

In the 1950s, the company expanded into manufacturing racks, covers, and enclosures for the electrical and electronic industry. Over the years, Hammond established several additional branches in the USA, the United Kingdom, and Taiwan. Hammond provides a wide range of standard products, product customization services, and technical support to its customers.

The brand’s portfolio includes:

• Electrical cabinets designed for use as distribution boxes, electrical installation boxes in industrial and demanding environments, and similar applications.
• Electronics enclosures (small enclosures or construction enclosures) intended for housing electronic circuits, various devices, and accessories like structural material, battery holders, or cable outlets. These enclosures are made from various materials, such as metal or plastic, come in various shapes and sizes, and have different structural (rack, chassis) or aesthetic designs. 
• Rack-mount solutions designed for housing devices as part of a modular system in racks or cabinets.
• Power distribution, which includes power strips designed for supplying power to devices stored within a rack system.
• Transformers designed for power applications or chokes; then there are transformers for sound equipment, isolation transformers and the like.
• Classic audio transformers intended for guitar tube amplifiers and other tube-based audio devices.

Why Hammond?

• Excellent mechanical properties. 
• Precision manufacturing. 
• Long-standing experience. 
• Professional appearance. 
• Customization options.