Carpenter Technology Adds Superalloy Powder Facility To Athens, Alabama, Campus
10/22/2013
The manufacturer plans to supply Pratt & Whitney with superalloy powder for use in aircraft engines by late 2015. “The capital cost of this project falls within the annual $120 million capital spend guidelines that were previously outlined for the period following the completion of the main Athens plant,” said Tony Thene, Carpenter’s Chief Financial Officer.
“Alabama is proving to be an excellent region for us,” said William A. Wulfsohn, Carpenter’s President and CEO. “There were several reasons why we selected Athens two years ago, including the location being ideal for future growth and expansion. We also remain extremely impressed with our access to a strong pool of skilled workers.”
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