![]() Listing Type
Industrial Heritage
|
![]() |
Add this location to my itinerary |
Lincoln Fabrics |
Lincoln Fabrics Ltd., is a fabric manufacuring company(Broadwoven Fabric Mill) that specializes in new fibers and weaving technology to produce new market specific materials. Many of their products are specially produced to engineer reinforcements for existing and specialized composite applications. Their specially produced fabrics can be found in personal protection products such as vests,fragmentation vest, rigid/hard armor/helmets,kayaks and hockey equipment.
Lincoln Fabrics Ltd. is also known for its good reputation in developing products for worldwide military forces, automotives and recreational uses. With over 30 years experience in creating products for military and recreational uses, and 50 years experience in manufacturing automotive products, at
Currently, Lincoln Fabrics exports to Brazil, Mexico, California, Colorado,Michigan and New York. Lincoln Fabrics is ISO 9001:2000 certified.
Monday-Friday 9:00am-5:00pm
From Mississauga, ON:
Head southwest on Burnhamthorpe Road West, towards Living Arts Drive
Turn right at Mavis Road
Take the ON-403 ramp
Merge onto King's Highway 403. Merge onto QEW
Take exit 47 for Ontario St toward County Rd-42
Turn left at Ontario St (signs for County Rd-42/Ontario St)
Turn left at Lakeport Road and destination will be on the right
From Buffalo:
Head south toward Perkins Drive
Turn right at Delaware Avenue
Take the 2nd right onto Church Street
Merge onto I-90 N via the ramp to Peace Bridge/Canada
Take exit 9 for Peace Bridge toward Fort Erie Canada
Slight right toward Peac Bridge Plaza
Continue straight onto Peace Bridge Plaza
Entering Canada-continue onto Peac Bridge and continue onto QEW
Take exit 47 for Ontario St/County Rd-42
Turn right at Henley Drive
Turn left at Ontario Street
Turn left at Lakeport Road and destination will be on the right
Historical
In 1955, A. Stewart Howes founded Lincoln Fabrics Ltd. in St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada and began weaving industrial fabrics and drapery cloth. At that time, the industry as a whole was suffering from over-capacity and increasing foreign competition. Mr. Howes’ strategy was to create a responsive company that focused on specialty businesses.
His approach helped the company flourish and in 1983 the company was passed to the second generation, when David S. Howes assumed the leadership role and helped establish the firm in the forefront of the expanding body armor market.
Industry Canada's Complete Profile for Lincoln Fabrics Limited
Below is the path with destinations along the way
TRAVEL ITINERARYClick "PRINT" to print your itinerary to your PDF writer for off-line viewing. If you don't have a PDF writer please download one here. |