Hubbard-Hall Inc.

Manufacturing’s future starts with people. On Nov. 2, Hubbard-Hall President & CEO Molly Kellogg joined WiM North in Milwaukee for “Building the Workforce of the Future.” #WomenInManufacturing #WiMNorth

Reduce rejects. Keep production moving. Join Hubbard-Hall’s Randy DiSano and Pavco’s Josh Fish on Nov. 6, 9:10–9:55 a.m., in Newport, RI, for “Reducing Rejects Without Slowing Production.” Bring your process questions to Table 10. bit.ly/4iggDGg

You see a classic. We see surface preparation and chemistry that help protect against corrosion and wear. What you see depends on what you know. Explore technical perspectives and customer results: bit.ly/4jzP1gk #YouSeeWeSee #MetalFinishing

Happy Halloween from the haunted halls of Hubbard-Hall! 👻🎃 The chemistry is great. The coworkers? A little spooky. Take a peek at our clever costumes, creepy corners and frightfully creative crew! #HappyHalloween #HubbardHall #AroundTheHall

Thank you to the Waterbury Regional Chamber for naming Hubbard-Hall Manufacturer of the Year at the Harold Webster Smith Awards. We remain committed to our team, customers and community. Congratulations to fellow honorees Christy Greco and Secor Cassidy P.C.!

Oil in your wastewater? Look upstream. Lubricants, cleaners, and quench oils can add to the load. Hubbard-Hall’s specialists trace the source to recommend a coagulant or biological additive for your process. bit.ly/4Be8GJ7 #OilRemoval #WastewaterTreatment

Complex parts need consistent coverage. Electroless nickel offers uniform deposits, corrosion protection, and wear resistance. Strong adhesion starts with proper cleaning and surface preparation. Talk with Hubbard-Hall: bit.ly/4i9sHI2 #ElectrolessNickel

Poor adhesion or staining? A different cleaner isn’t always the answer. Check spray patterns, rinse capacity, and maintenance first. Hubbard-Hall’s Mike Valenti explains what to check: bit.ly/4eK8vvb #MetalFinishing #PartsCleaning #Manufacturing

Stepping up to the plate: Dave Govoni ⚾ As a Senior Chemist, Dave asks the right questions, looks for ways to improve, and develops solutions that make a difference for our customers. Whatever the challenge, Dave is ready to see it through. #EmployeeSpotlight #HubbardHall

Jason Potts and Mike Lindemann are stepping into Regional Sales Manager roles: Jason in the Northeast and Mike in the Midwest. They bring 31 and 28 years of experience, respectively. Meet our regional leaders: bit.ly/47Fa1uC

Cleaned parts, but still getting rejects? Oil carryover and stubborn scale in your acid pickle could be driving up costs. Watch or listen: bit.ly/4hJxkIE #MetalFinishing

80% less water. $20,000+ in annual savings. One steel door frame manufacturer achieved both with closed-loop pretreatment and zirconium-based chemistry. Read: bit.ly/4zBJPxh #PowderCoating #Pretreatment #MetalFinishing #HubbardHall

⚾ THE ROOKIE CARD YOU’LL WANT TO KEEP. Meet Juliana, our new Enterprise AI Strategist! She’ll connect AI, data and our team’s know-how to rethink how we work and put technology to work for our people and customers.

Marcos Scuccuglia was promoted from Director of Operations to Vice President of Operations. In his expanded role, Scuccuglia will lead operations across Hubbard-Hall locations to strengthen performance and support the company's continued growth. bit.ly/4h4t8Ts

We’re proud to have Ted Antonellis, CEF, representing Hubbard-Hall as a presenter during the NENASF Fall 2026 Webinar. 📅 Wednesday, September 16 ⏰ 10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. View the program and register: bit.ly/4A5Ps7E #BlackOxide #MetalFinishing #SurfaceFinishing

We’ve been cheering on our customer, Waterbury Button Company, in CBIA’s Coolest Thing Made in Connecticut competition. They represent what makes Connecticut manufacturing special: craftsmanship, history, ingenuity and pride in making things at home. 🏆 bit.ly/3SHXGCm

Stepping up to the plate: Lynn Cuttitta⚾ A trusted go-to across Hubbard-Hall, Lynn helps people, keeps things moving, and follows through when it matters. Her title says it best: Chief Multitasking Officer. #EmployeeSpotlight #HubbardHall

When this landed in our Director of Marketing’s inbox from Waterbury Button Company, we apparently got a sneak peek inside Santa’s workshop. They've advanced to the FINAL FOUR in CBIA’s Coolest Thing Made in Connecticut competition! Vote: bit.ly/3T7SIPn

When the finish isn’t right, where do you start? In our latest podcast, Senior Chemist Dave Govoni covers media selection, chemistry, water quality, foam and sludge control, and process adjustments that can improve consistency and reduce rework. bit.ly/4yfXEAw

Waterbury Button Company is competing in CBIA’s 2026 Coolest Thing Made in Connecticut. Our chemistry supports their plating line and the products they create. Vote daily to help them reach the next round: bit.ly/4xv2cTz