GOLDEN, Colo., Aug. 23, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- CoorsTek, the world's leading engineered ceramics manufacturer, today announced that Colorado's United States Senator Cory Gardner, and members of his staff toured the CoorsTek Center for Advanced Materials in Golden on August 17. Opened in 2016, the Center is one of the most important advanced materials research and development hubs in the world today, and in the vanguard of American science, technology, and manufacturing leadership.
The CoorsTek Center for Advanced Materials combines brilliant minds and state-of-the-art tools to support the development of new materials that help product designers, developers, and manufacturers across industries overcome a broad range of challenges through the high-performance properties of advanced ceramics.
Jonathan Coors, CoorsTek Co-CEO, Randel Mercer, Chief Technology Officer, and Patricia Mishic, Chief Commercial Officer, hosted Senator Gardner and his staff, briefing them on the current state of advanced materials development and manufacturing at the Center and other CoorsTek facilities in Colorado and beyond, including developments enabling innovative breakthroughs in semiconductor manufacturing, medical devices, and energy production. Senator Gardner was also briefed on the latest CoorsTek advancements in ballistic armor, enabling even greater protection of military and law enforcement personnel. CoorsTek was recently recognized with the prestigious Edison Award for innovation in Applied Technology for its ceramic armor plate technology.
Highlights of the Senator's tour included the Center's state-of the-art research and development hub outfitted with the world's most advanced technologies for the design and development of innovative ceramic materials, its sophisticated analytical laboratory and its world-class manufacturing facility featuring the latest manufacturing processes and technologies.
"I appreciated the opportunity to tour the CoorsTek Center for Advanced Materials today and learn more about how this Colorado company continues to be a global leader in innovation and developing cutting-edge technologies," said Senator Cory Gardner. "I am a strong advocate for advancing American research and development, and CoorsTek is a prime example of how companies in the United States continue to be at the forefront of technological innovation. Colorado is proud CoorsTek calls Colorado home, and I will continue to champion policies that grow our economy and keep America competitive."
"CoorsTek welcomed the opportunity to host Senator Cory Gardner at the CoorsTek Center for Advanced Materials today not only because he is one of our home state's key elected representatives, but also due to his long-standing leadership and advocacy on nationally-important issues including innovation and competitiveness, increased research and development, sensible regulation, and sustainable economic growth," said Jonathan Coors, Co-CEO of CoorsTek. "We were proud to share with him the latest developments at CoorsTek, a family-owned company that has developed and manufactured products in Colorado that have made the world measurably better for over 100 years."
About CoorsTek
CoorsTek makes the world measurably better as the partner of choice for technology and manufacturing companies worldwide whose success requires the unique, high-performance properties of products manufactured from engineered ceramics and advanced materials. CoorsTek products and components touch people's lives through amazing solutions to global challenges in energy, transportation, information technology, healthcare, and defense, among others. For more information about CoorsTek, including product information, its history since 1910, and locations throughout Europe, North America, South America, and Asia, visit coorstek.com.
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