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Brooklyn, New York

1901

Daniel W. Martin establishes Atlantic Service Company with his invention of a large, expensive & intricate saw filing machine that could re-sharpen all types of saw blades. The machine was too costly to permit installation by any one user of saws, so Mr. Martin worked out the idea of furnishing "saw service", from a central point, to many users.

New York

1901-1916

Permanent blade meat saws are gradually made obsolete by new, replaceable, precision-sharpened blades and saw frames. This gives birth to the concept of supplying sharp blades on a scheduled service call basis. The words "Hook-Eye" are adopted to designate a removable saw blade fastened to the frame by means of a hook on one end and an eye on the other.

Erie, Pennsylvania

1909

E.G. Anderson establishes Eureka Saw Filing Company after he notices butchers sharpening their own tools and it occurred to him that these tools could be sharpened better by a professional who provides sharpening service from his shop rather than by each butcher.

Erie, Pennsylvania

1913

Eureka Saw Filing Company is renamed Erie Saw Company.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

1914

E. G. Anderson moves to Pittsburgh and becomes active in expanding the Pittsburgh Saw Company.

New York

1916

Atlantic Services Company registers the "Hook-Eye" trade mark with the U.S. Patent Office.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

1920

E. G. Anderson sells Anderson Saw Filing Company for a handsome profit to Pittsburgh-Erie Saw Corporation who immediately sells it to Atlantic Service Company.

Atlanta, Georgia

1929

Southern Saw Service is incorporated in Atlanta by E. G. Anderson and his son Eugene. Atlanta Saw Company is later formed as a division selling to distributors and dealers while service companies continued to buy directly from Southern Saw Service.

WWII

1960s

1982

1995

2005

2006

Today

Atlanta, Georgia

WWII

Southern Saw Service wins contracts for virtually all the meat saws and chopper blades for the Army and Navy during the war.

St. Louis, Missouri

1960s

Keene Corporation acquires Pittsburgh-Erie Saw Company and becomes known as the Keene Cutting Services, a division of Keene Corporation.

Atlanta, Georgia

1982

Southern Saw Service reaches the position of being the largest and best-known factory of meat-cutting tools in the world.

Atlanta, Georgia

1995

Southern Saw Service starts doing business as Atlanta SharpTech for its rental and distributor sales to build a new brand and take advantage of its reputation for quality products and processes.

Matamoros, Mexico

2005

KASCO Corporation opens its world class manufacturing facility in Matamoros, Mexico.

St. Louis, Missouri

2006

KASCO Corporation acquires Atlanta SharpTech and begins doing business as KASCO SharpTech.

St. Louis, Missouri

Today

We are known as KASCO...the world's premier manufacturer and supplier of sharp edge metallic cutting products, and North America's leading provider of parts, service and repairs for commercial food equipment.

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