CeramTec North America To Expand Laurens County Operations
Advanced ceramics manufacturer CeramTec North America is once again expanding its existing facility in Laurens County.
CeramTec North America, the first ceramic-to-metal seal manufacturer in the world, is a global organization with more than a century of experience producing advanced ceramic products and ceramic materials. CeramTec produces more than 10,000 products to serve a wide variety of applications around the globe including: automotive, military/aerospace, electronics, structural, hermetic, functional, medical, and mechanical industries.
CeramTec’s announcement includes the investment of at least $20 million and the creation of 14 new jobs at their Laurens facility.
Over the past 25 years alone, CeramTec has invested more than $79 million and created more than 210 jobs at their Laurens County facility.
“We are extremely excited about the new opportunity that our expansion will bring,” said Brent Pahach, CEO. “We will be making parts for an industry that makes a material each of use daily. We are also grateful to Laurens County for their continued support.”
CeramTec North America, the first ceramic-to-metal seal manufacturer in the world, is a global organization with more than a century of experience producing advanced ceramic products and ceramic materials. CeramTec produces more than 10,000 products to serve a wide variety of applications around the globe including: automotive, military/aerospace, electronics, structural, hermetic, functional, medical, and mechanical industries.
CeramTec’s announcement includes the investment of at least $20 million and the creation of 14 new jobs at their Laurens facility.
Over the past 25 years alone, CeramTec has invested more than $79 million and created more than 210 jobs at their Laurens County facility.
“We are extremely excited about the new opportunity that our expansion will bring,” said Brent Pahach, CEO. “We will be making parts for an industry that makes a material each of use daily. We are also grateful to Laurens County for their continued support.”