Powdermet’s MComP™ Technology Receives 2012 NorTech Innovation Award Euclid, Ohio, March 23, 2011 – Powdermet Inc. announces winning a 2012 NorTech Innovation Award for its technology, MComP™ (Micro/Nanocomposite) hierarchically-structured super metals that offers very high strength-to-weight ratios in magnesium or aluminum alloys. The NorTech Award finalists are selected annually by a panel of distinguished academic,
Powdermet’s Next-Generation Micro/Nanocrystalline Powder Metallurgy Alloys Offer Lighter, Increased Hardness Alternative to Aluminum and Steel Euclid, Ohio, August 20, 2010 — Powdermet Inc. announces the development of a breakthrough powder metallurgy approach to the production of bulk nanocrystalline metallic composites. Working with the Army Research Laboratory and Case Western Reserve University, Powdermet recently demonstrated a
Powdermet, Inc., Announces Initial Operational Status of Their New Microcomposite Deformation Processing Center Euclid, Ohio, July 6, 2010 — Powdermet, Inc., announces the initial operational status of their new microcomposite deformation processing facility. The company has recently installed a 15” Mino-Battista 300 ton hot rolling mill with capabilities of constrained rolling of sheet and plate
THE CITY OF EUCLID AND EUCLID CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRESENT THEIR ANNUAL AWARD CEREMONY FOR HIGHEST ACHIEVEMENTS AND QUALITY OF COMPANIES THAT HAVE GIVEN MANY YEARS OF TIME AND DEDICATION TO THE CITY OF EUCLID.After reviewing an incredible amount of nominations that were received for this year's awards, the Euclid Chamber of Commerce is proud
Awards ceremony honors technology excellence A sellout crowd of 350 attendees at Windows on the River in downtown Cleveland on Wednesday night The evening’s keynote speaker, U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan, D-Niles, said the innovators recognized at the awards banquet represented a “resilience in our community that needs to be honored and celebrated.” Rep. Ryan said
Powdermet opens expanded facility in Euclid Powdermet has entered into a contract with the United States Navy to investigate safer, higher-rate, higher-energy-density thermal batteries through Powdermet Inc.opens its 24,000 square-foot Nanomaterials Research and Manufacturing Center on Friday in Euclid, where it plans to develop new types of nanoengineered metals. Chief Executive Andrew Sherman called it