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CoorsTek, Inc. is a
privately owned manufacturer of
technical ceramics for aerospace, automotive, chemical, electronics, medical, metallurgical, oil and...
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Porcelain ceramics business continues to
operate as
CoorsTek. For much of its
first 100
years of existence,
Coors beer was
marketed solely in the
American West...
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president of
Coors Ceramics Co. in 1998 and
chairman (succeeding Joe Jr.) in 2000 when the
company was
renamed CoorsTek. He
retired from
CoorsTek in 2020....
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original on 2021-01-08.
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Carbide |
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- Laboratory, a federally-funded
science institution. Additionally,
Coors Brewing Company,
CoorsTek, Spyderco,
Software Bisque,
American Mountaineering Center...
- of
founder Adolph Coors Coors Brewers, the UK arm of the
Coors Brewing Company CoorsTek, and its
precursors Coors Porcelain and
Coors Ceramics, a privately...
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Science Foundation. In 2014,
CoorsTek granted a $27
million investment to the university,
leading to the 2017
opening of the
CoorsTek Center for
Applied Science...
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mined in Golden. The
Coors Porcelain division has
since split off and is now
known as
CoorsTek. On
April 12, 1879,
Adolph Coors married Louisa Webber...
- may
refer to: ACX Technologies, Inc, a
holding company wholly owned by
CoorsTek Astral Codex Ten, the
successor blog to
Slate Star
Codex Atlantic City...
- text "7.62mm AP/WC Protection" on the back.
Cercom (now BAE Systems),
CoorsTek, Ceradyne,
TenCate Advanced Composites, Honeywell, DSM,
Pinnacle Armor...
