In 1984, the Yale Materials Handling Corporation was formed as a completely restructured Company. Its international headquarters were moved to Flemington, NJ. The Yale trademark is registered in every country in the world of any importance. The trade name “Yale” has been continuously carried on a wide line of products, some of the earlier ones being Post Office Cabinets, Lock Boxes, Stamping Tables and Inking Pads for the Postal Service, Anodes, Drill Presses, Transom Lifts, Door Checks, Carburetors, and Locks for every use.

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