History

Founded in 1957, as National Connector Company in New Hope, Minnesota. NCC went on to add a new facility in Cokato, MN to focus on molded connector manufacturing.

In 1969-, National Connector Company is acquired by Fabri-Tek.
In 1969- Fabri-Tek acquires Circuitron in Baldwin Wisconsin.
In 1982- Fabri-Tek is acquired by CTS, of Elkhart IN.
In 1997- AbelConn, LLC is formed to acquire all assets of the CTS connector division.
In 2002 – AbelConn, LLC expands their New Hope, MN facility by 25% and adds Back Plane manufacturing capabilities. LED, CCA and Chassis assembly capabilities were also added in 2002.
In 2003 AbelConn, LLC introduces chassis assembly capabilities.
In 2006 – AbelConn, LLC management buy out lead by the current President and CEO of AbelConn, LLC.

Interconnect is limited only by your imagination

With our own machine shop, stamping
capabilities, molding and
plating capabilities
we are able to provide
you with the unique solution

that your military and aerospace applications require.

News & Events

November 27, 2007

State firms supplied parts of Airbus A380

A good portion of the European A380 was made in America -- with Minnesota getting a share.

Representatives from airplane parts makers Goodrich Sensors and Integrated Systems in Burnsville and PaR Systems in Shoreview looped above the Upper Midwest on Tuesday morning inside their latest project, the new Airbus A380.

The massive aircraft could spell more opportunity for Minnesotans if Airbus lands more orders for it.

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State firms supplied parts of Airbus A380