Why Ceramics?
Technology has advanced at an extraordinarily fast pace. From raw material production to end use, the requirements on industrial and commercial technologies and equipment have developed equally rapidly. Design engineers are consistently looking for ways to improve performance in systems where strength, extreme temperatures, electrical insulation, chemical resistance, and other demands are persistent factors. Metal and polymer technologies can’t always meet the stringent levels of material performance needed in many of today’s advanced applications.
To learn more about how technical ceramics can outperform traditional materials in many industry application, including test data and applications, download The Powerhouse of Advanced Materials: Ceramics.
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May 09 2022
CoorsTek has been selected as a 2022 US Best Managed Company. Sponsored by Deloitte Private and The Wall Street Journal, the program recognizes outstanding U.S. private companies and the achievements of their management teams. Read More
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Historic CoorsTek Ceramics Featured in DIA Exhibit
The Denver International Airport (DIA) is internationally recognized for its extensive public art collection and Colorado-inspired rotating exhibits. The temporary exhibitions aim to connect a local and global audience to the environment and culture of Colorado. Colorado Clay, the newest exhibit to be featured at DIA explores the history and popularity of clay in Colorado. CoorsTek has a long, rich history that includes the use of Colorado clays, and we are proud to be featured in the current exhibit at the airport!
coorstek 9th street project
CoorsTek is excited to announce the beginning stages of a new revitalization project in Golden! We discontinued manufacturing operations at our 9th St. facility in 2021, and plans are underway to replace the industrial operations with a vibrant new mixed-use district of commercial, residential, and hospitality uses that will be built over the next decade or so.
The CoorsTek 9th Street property, located in Golden, CO USA has been in continuous ownership by the Coors family since 1884. The Coors family plans to remain as the long-term owner of the land and buildings and will act as its developer. In first phase of the project, CoorsTek plans to relocate back to their legacy home in Golden by building a new global corporate headquarters on the 9th Street Site.
For more information on the CoorsTek 9th Street project, visit our project website or contact us.
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