For customers around the world, Stanley Vitima has represented a solid storage solution in the industry for many years. In the 1940s, Swiss manufacturer A&R Weidemar launched modular drawer storage cabinets. In 1958, Kleinoder, a tool mold manufacturer in Brooklyn, USA , produced and started selling veidmar storage cabinets in the United States under the brand " Videma ".

In 1962, the Widima storage cabinet was used as a component of a copier produced by Haloid Corporation ( later Xerox ). In 1965, at the invitation of Xerox, Wittmar opened a factory in Allentown, Pennsylvania. A year later, Kleinoder sold the company to Stanley in New Britain, Connecticut, and Stanley Widmar was officially aimed at the world. In 1966, Stanley Vitima invested in a factory in Allentown. Stanley Vitima has been aware of the growing demand for durable storage products from customers and the importance of space, cost, and productivity to all industries since then, and has focused on providing integrated storage solutions in the future. plan.

On March 15, 2010, Stanley announced the merger with Bed Company to form "Stanley Bed Company". The new company will become a more core competitive, professional and reliable hand tools and power tools manufacturing in the world's tool industry. and are committed to providing more professional products and services to our common customers. Stanley Vitima has also become one of the important brands under Stanley Baide. With its outstanding technology, products and rich experience, it has become synonymous with storage solutions in various industries. Its products cover military industry, automobile, manufacturing, medical and health care , heavy equipment, agriculture, power generation, government agencies and other fields.

Whether it is standard modular or customized storage cabinets, workstations and mechanics tables, mobile cabinets and tool cabinets, split-level cabinet systems, adjustable shelf systems, vertical liftable automatic sorting system, Stanley Vitima is for each The industry has laid the necessary foundation for improving production efficiency.