Stanley Vidmar

Swiss manufacturer A&R Weidmar introduced the first modular-drawer cabinet in the 1940s. In 1958, John Kleinoder, a Brooklyn-based tool and die maker, arranged to manufacture Weidmar cabinets in the United States under the name “Vidmar.” In 1962, Vidmar cabinets became part of the first photocopiers made by Haloid Corporation, which would become Xerox Corporation. In 1965, Xerox asked Vidmar to open a plant in Allentown, Pennsylvania. A year later, Kleinoder sold the company to The Stanley Works of New Britain, Connecticut. Today, Stanley Vidmar, as the company is now known, still makes all of our products to order at our Allentown facility. In the years that have passed since our inception in 1966, Stanley Vidmar has watched the demand for efficient, durable storage continue to grow and grow as businesses and industries become more space-, cost-, and productivity-conscious. Stanley Vidmar is a common name in countless fields, including military, automotive, manufacturing, healthcare, heavy equipment, agricultural, power generation/utilities, government (GSA Contract #GS-27F-5062C), and many more.