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Ceradyne Opens Kentucky Ceramic Armor and Automotive Ceramic Component Manufacturing Facility

Aug 12 2005

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Ceradyne has hosted a grand opening of its new 115,000-square-foot facility in Lexington, Kentucky. The plant manufactures lightweight ceramic body armor systems for our military forces and silicon nitride technical ceramic components for diesel engines.

Dignitaries from the U.S. Army, Ceradyne's industrial and diesel engine customer base, Lexington's Mayor, and Congressman Ben Chandler of the 6th Congressional District of the State of Kentucky are expected to attend the grand opening ribbon cutting ceremony, facility tour, and reception.

Ceradyne develops, manufactures, and markets advanced technical ceramic products and components for defense, industrial, automotive/diesel, and commercial applications.

http://www.ceradyne.com

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