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| January 1986 | Training & production of wax patterns began in the temporary Prater building facility.
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| July 1986 | Moved into new 56,000 square foot building on 25 acres in Morristown Airport Industrial District.
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| July 1986 | Ceramic Core production began in Morristown.
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| September 1987 | Metal finishing began in Morristown, with a 24,000 sq. ft. expansion completed in May 1988
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| February 1989 | Hampton wax production started.
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| October 1992 | Transfer of all ceramic silica product ceramic core production to Morristown, with Morristown becoming the sole internal source for silica ceramic cores to the casting plants.
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| June-1993 | Wax pattern and metal finishing operations moved to a lead building in the Airport Industrial District.
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| May 1994 | AC1200 Process transferred from Howmet Ceramic Products.
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| December 1994 | Wax pattern and metal finishing operations returned to casting plants and HCS Plant 2 Closed.
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| July 1996 | AC 1200 Tunnel kiln installed.
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| February 1997 | Core Technology Center established in Morristown.
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| August 1998 | Compound, setter manufacturing, & receiving relocated within the facility. The start-up of Poured Core process and associated with tunnel kiln. A 31,000 sq. ft. expansion.
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| September 2001 | Kiln 14—10,500 sq. ft. expansion.
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| March 2005 | Injected core production begins.
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