Swenson Shear

Swenson Shear first launched in 1959 in Ceres, CAThe Original Swenson Shear was first manufacturedArt Doerksen purchases Swenson Shear from Ralph Swenson with a local handshakeFirst Swenson Shear shipped internationally to GermanySwenson Shear world headquarters was built in Ceres, CASwenson Shear acquired Swift Cut and launched the new interchangeable blade shears (known as the Model 40 and Model 46)Swenson Shear launched the original SnapTable, the Model 205Swenson Shear launched the second generation of SnapTable (ST3000, ST4000 & ST5000 Models)Swenson Shear launches the Model 42, 48 and 64 shears with interchangeable blade insertsSwenson Shear launches the ST6000 and ST6500 (first air rail system for hooking up to a rollformer)Swenson Shear launches the new ST7000 removing ST3000, 4000 & 5000 from its lineup of products and introduces the Eave HemmerSwenson Shear launches the ST8000 with Thompson Bearing rail system allowing for integration into RollformersSwenson Shear Launches new Eave/Valley Hemmer to ST7000 replacing the Eave HemmerSwenson Shear Launches the angle notcher allowing for cleaner cuts on Mechanical seemed panelsJonathan Dravecky, current CEO, joins Swenson Shear as General ManagerSwenson Launches the 1 Arm Bandit for stone coated metalSwenson Launches the new SnapTable HDSwenson Launches The Base & Ridge BenderSwenson Launches the new SnapTable proSwenson Launches the Towable OptionSwenson Launches the new SnapTable Mini