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Saint Albans, VT-based Superior Technical Ceramics Appointed Kristen Brosnan as Director of Technology
About the Company
Superior Technical Ceramics has been recognized as a market leading company in the material area since its start in 1898. Our commitment to materials development and continuous improvement set us apart from most of our competition. STC has complete in-house capabilities to assist with design, engineer, tool and manufacture of technical ceramics to customer requirements. Superior Technical Ceramics invests in state-of-the-art equipment and in highly skilled, knowledgeable employees to produce the industry`s best components. Through the use of ISO 9001:2008, AS9100, 5S and lean practices and policies, STC achieves the control and quality necessary to compete, cost effectively, worldwide. Our broad selection of materials offers a distinct set of properties that lend themselves for use in diverse applications: High Heat, Corrosive Environments, Thermal Management Challenges, Mechanical Wear Problems, Electrical Insulation Requirements, and High Temperature/High Pressure Conditions. STC is a privately owned company with over 100 employees. Our multiple buildings currently encompass approximately 135,000 square feet of manufacturing space. Superior Technical Ceramics is the perfect size American company to provide fully integrated technical solutions in ceramic manufacturing, without losing sight of customer service and satisfaction. With over 113 years of ceramic manufacturing experience, we remain committed to producing specialized ceramic solutions that solve customer problems. Our expert engineers will lead you through every step of our superior manufacturing process, from raw powder preparation to post-firing machining, to ensure that your product will be of the highest quality and will be delivered on time.
About the Person
Kristen Brosnan is Director of Technology at Superior Technical Ceramics. Previously, Kristen held various senior IT leadership roles in the industry.
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