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Summit Corporation of America is a Thomaston, CT-based company in the Manufacturing sector.
On April 1st, 2017 Toray Composites (America), Inc. and Toray Carbon Fibers America, Inc. will merge to create a new business called Toray Composite Materials America, Inc. Toray Composites (America), Inc. and Toray Carbon Fibers America, Inc. have worked successfully together for 20 years and share the same philosophy and culture. Both companies are accomplished with an enviable track record of providing industry leading solutions for our clients. We believe our successes are a result of our industry leading practices and the knowledge, passion, and total commitment to quality from all our employees. CMA`s Tacoma plant was first established in 1992 as TCA – incorporated in Pierce County and located adjacent to Boeing`s Composite Manufacturing Center [CMC] – to enable an efficient supply stream of Toray`s carbon fiber composite materials. First used on the Boeing 777, Toray`s Advanced Carbon Fiber composite materials are now incorporated into the 777 and 787 primary structures and will be used on the new 777X wing. CMA`s Tacoma plant supplies a diverse customer base both domestically and internationally and is a major exporter from Washington State. CMA`s Decatur plant was first established in 1997 as CFA – incorporated in Morgan County. The Decatur area has been known for its history in the chemical industry and offers attractive conditions for carbon fiber production. CMA Decatur operates production lines from precursor to carbon fiber and has a diverse base of customers in aerospace, defense, industrial, and automotive. They manufacture Standard Modulus [SM], Intermediate Modulus [IM] and Intermediate Modulus (+) [IM+] fibers for a global customer base. CMA`s Spartanburg plant will be an integrated facility producing precursor, carbon fiber and prepreg in a single manufacturing facility. This plant is a cornerstone of Toray`s growth in North America and provides critical supply chain redundancy and diversification. The merger allows us to build on our success by utilizing our collective knowledge and expertise, and we will become more nimble and responsive to our customers` needs by centrally managing our combined production facilities. We will be in a position to jointly invest in innovative and personalized end to end solutions through the consolidation of our North American materials businesses. This consolidation will also align Toray capability across product lines to increase customer value, shorten time to market, and strengthen critical relationships. CMA will pursue growth opportunities in fields where it can demonstrate its strength and aims to achieve further business expansion by realizing synergistic effects from the merger.
KMLabs is the US company committed to the continued advancement of ultrashort-pulse and short-wavelength laser technologies. We are the technology leader for high power, highest performance femtosecond ti:sapphire laser systems, and the market definer for coherent EUV and x-ray sources based on high-harmonic generation. In addition, KMLabs offers an exciting series of Ytterbium fiber lasers with high average power at >MHz repetition rates, with 100-200 fs pulse lengths from the laser, as well as an integrated fiber laser pumped mid-IR OPA. Our expertise with high-average-power ultrafast laser systems is unsurpassed, with single-box, 20-35 fs systems at 15W average power at 1-5 kHz, 5-20 kHz, and 50-200 kHz, and custom systems w/ >30 W/30 mJ. The XUUS high harmonic coherent EUV system is an integrated x-ray laser source. Our Y-Fi fiber laser produces sub-150fs pulses at 1-20 MHz rep rate and >20W average power in a briefcase-size package. KMLabs was established in 1994 by Professor Margaret M. Murnane and Professor Henry C. Kapteyn. Their research in the early 1990s resulted in the development of the first robust and repeatable mode-locked Ti:sapphire laser capable of generating
Models and Tools, Incorporated is a Shelby Township, MI-based company in the Manufacturing sector.
The Safran Group has been a trusted partner to the U.S. aerospace, defense and security industries for more than four decades, serving prestigious customers that include federal government agencies, branches of the American military and high-profile private sector firms. Safran provides a wide range of high-technology products for U.S. industry, particularly in the fields of aerospace propulsion, security, aircraft braking and avionics. The company`s largest end-user is the U.S. Department of Defense, with its technologies equipped on such vital military and government platforms as the KC-135R aerial tanker, F-22 Raptor fighter jet, UH-72A Lakota Light Utility Helicopter and Delta IV launch system. Boeing is the company`s largest single U.S. customer, reflecting a relationship that spans more than three decades. Other manufacturers that count on Safran products from its U.S. and international operations include Bell, Sikorsky, Hawker Beechcraft, Bombardier Aerospace, Airbus, Embraer, Dassault Aviation and Eurocopter. The Group also offers a broad range of security solutions for U.S. applications, with advanced offerings that cover three important market segments: identification, secure documents and detection. Safran`s U.S. industrial footprint – Safran`s most extensive outside France – comprises 32 companies and joint ventures, with 58 locations across 22 states. The strategic vision for this overall presence – along with government relations, business development, strategic marketing and communications – is managed from the Safran USA headquarters located near Washington, D.C. in Arlington, Virginia. Moving forward, Safran is committed to further expanding its footprint over the long term with new production units, joint ventures and subsidiaries, as well as through the acquisition of local companies.