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Carpenter Technology

NYSE: CRS

A specialty alloy maker that bought its way into additive: a titanium powder maker, a California printing bureau and a UK powder and software company, then built an end-to-end centre in Alabama that atomises, prints and finishes parts.

Status
Listed
Listing
NYSE: CRS
Founded
1889
Ownership
Listed on NYSE (CRS)
Technologies
gas atomised powder, titanium powder, L-PBF, EBM, HIP

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Timeline

4 entries, oldest first
  1. 2017
    2017

    Agrees to buy titanium powder maker Puris for 35 million dollars

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  2. 2018
    Oct 2018

    Buys UK metal powder producer LPW Technology for about 81 million dollars; the unit becomes Carpenter Additive

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  3. 2018

    Acquires CalRAM, a powder bed fusion specialist in Camarillo, California

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  4. 2019
    Dec 2019

    Opens the 500,000 square foot Emerging Technology Center in Athens, Alabama, with about 40 million dollars invested to date

    Atomises alloys into powder, then prints, hot isostatic presses and heat treats the parts under one roof.

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