We incorporate a fragmenting technology into a Heckscher-Ohlin model to investigate whether countries gains from fragmentation and finds the effects of fragmentation on national welfare, on patterns of production and trade, and on factor prices. We illustrate that the both countries can gains from fragmentation if the two countries need to be based on comparative advantage and in the fragmen¬tation industry for them. Moreover, we demonstrate that even in a country that gains from fragmentation, it is possible that some factor owners within that country will lose.