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    • NGK Metals Corporation
    • TN, United States
    • NGK Metals Business Group is the world's largest manufacturer of beryllium containing metals. Manufacturing facilities are located in Sweetwater, Tennessee; Nagoya, Japan; and...
    • IBC Advanced Alloys
    • Franklin, IN, Canada
    • IBC Advanced Alloys Copper Division manufactures and distributes a wide variety of copper alloys as castings and forgings: beryllium copper, chrome copper and aluminum bronze in plate,...
    • NGK Berylco
    • Sweetwater, TN, United States
    • NGK Metals Corporation, and the global metals business of NGK Insulators, is the world’s leading manufacturer of beryllium containing alloys. It is the first integrated copper...

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