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Dynamic-Ceramic Awarded Gold Medal for Industrial Applications of Engineering Materials

Jan 30 2007

Gold Medal Awarded to Dynamic-Ceramic by IoM3

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Dynamic-Ceramic Ltd is pleased to announce that the company was awarded the Gold Medal by IOM3 (Institute of Materials Mineral and Mining).

The Gold Medal is awarded annually to a company, team or individual who has made a significant contribution to the industrial application of materials.

It was awarded to personnel from Dynamic-Ceramic for the company’s innovative use of ceramics in tailor-made engineering components.

The Gold Medal presented by Dr Richard Dolby to Dynamic-Ceramic’s Technical Manager, Dr Charles Marsden at the Institute’s London headquarters at Carlton House Terrace.

The Gold Medal presented by Dr Richard Dolby to Dynamic-Ceramic’s Technical Manager, Dr Charles Marsden

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