1888 – Established in NYC by Philip Feiner

1890 – Opened storefront shop on East 44 th & 1 st Ave. specializing in the repair of Tin roofs, pots and pans, etc. Pictured are Pauline Feiner, wife of Philip Feiner, holding son Isadore, and two cousins.

1910 – Philip Feiner pictured with moustache and hammer along with son Isadore pictured with bowler hat and three of their employees in the east side shop. Isadore Feiner died seven years later at the age of 27.

1913 – Graduating class of Cornell University School of Civil Engineering 1913. Mark Feiner 21, son of Philip & Pauline Feiner seated in the front row wearing striped sport jacket.

1920 – P. Feiner & Sons Inc. fabricates the sheet metal skins, etc. for this electric delivery truck.

1925 – Feiner moves from East 44ths street to 552 West 52 nd St.

1927 - After Isadore Feiner's death, Mark is asked by Philip Feiner to leave his job as a Civil Engineer for the New York Central Rail Road and join P. Feiner & Sons Inc. Mark, Pictured wearing a black sport jacket is working at Feiner's west 52 nd Street factory.

1934 – Jerome Feiner joins P. Feiner & Sons

1939 – P. Feiner & Sons Inc fabricates a Hobby Horse for the Hobby Lobby exhibit at the 1939 worlds fair. Seated on the horse are Arthur and Gerson Feiner (Gerson Feiner in the rear, age 10)

1939 – Hungering for additional space, Feiner purchases four brownstones and demolishes them to build 10,000- square foot facility at 522 west 45th St.

1942 – Feiner expands 45th. Street plant to an additional 10,000 square feet on 44 th street creating a total of 20,000 square foot factory and 2500 square foot mezzanine area for office and engineering.

1946 – Gerson Feiner joins P. Feiner & Sons

1948 – Irwin Feiner joins P. Feiner & Sons

1969 – In search of additional space, Feiner moves to 50,000 square foot facility in Bergen, Co. NJ, just 6 miles over the George Washington Bridge.

1978 – Penni & Philip Feiner join P. Feiner & Sons Inc.

  

1986 – Feiner accepts delivery of it's first true CNC equipment. An RG 100 Amada Brake and a Pega 357 CNC Turret Punch Press.

1994 – Feiner replaces Pega 357 with a Pega 367 and adds an RG 90 brake.

1998 – Feiner adds a Vipros 358 King and a Promecam xxx brake to it's growing line of CNC fabricating equipment, The Virpos is equipped with an MP 1212 automatic loader/unloader for lights out operation.

Feiner continues to utilize the latest innovations in technology to enhance manufacturing procedures. Our goal continues to be the production of a quality product on a cost effective basis. We work closely with our customers design engineers to ensure efficient production methods offering high quality products at desirable price points.

Remaining up to date with manufacturing software as well as hardware are key ingredients to Feiners' continued success. The ability to accurately capture costs allows us to hold onto our competetive edge.