With five U.S. facilities and more than 50 years of experience, Aalberts Surface Technologies is a nationwide surface-treatment company known for helping manufacturers extend the working life of demanding components. It has also served flexographic and offset printers for more than 30 years through its specialized anilox roll work, while supporting customers across industrial and mission-critical applications.
Aalberts Surface TechnologiesWith more than 80 years of know-how, Aalberts Surface Technologies improves the performance of components through heat treatment, coatings and other surface technologies. The company combines five divisions and a network of more than 91 locations, serving industries from automotive and medical technology to aerospace and toolmaking. Its Greenville, South Carolina operation adds machining solutions alongside HIP, brazing and heat-treatment capabilities, while the wider organization supports customers from initial development through series production.BALTIMORE, MD
Aalberts Surface TechnologiesBuilt from heat-treating businesses founded as early as 1962, Aalberts Surface Technologies transforms metal components through heat treatment, brazing, and hot isostatic pressing. The company has grown those operations into a network spanning seven states, with two side-by-side HIP presses in Greenville, South Carolina, and a proprietary NitroSteel® treatment developed as a longer-lasting alternative to chrome-plated bar. Its facilities support demanding aerospace work as well as automotive, agricultural, material-handling, and other industrial applications.WADSWORTH, OH
Curtiss-Wright Surface TechnologiesCurtiss-Wright Surface Technologies applies engineered surface treatments and analytical testing to help critical components withstand fatigue, corrosion, heat and other harsh service conditions. Formed through the company’s “One Curtiss-Wright” initiative, it brings together more than 70 years of metal-improvement experience, including a laser-peening heritage that reaches back to aircraft wing skins formed in the early 1950s. Its global network spans more than 60 facilities in 16 countries and includes mobile laser-peening teams for large components and customer-site work.TWINSBURG, OH
The Armoloy CorporationServing the manufacturing community since 1980, The Armoloy Corporation is a precision surface-treatment company known for specialized thin dense chrome work. Its licensed facilities form a global network serving manufacturers whose components need longer service life in demanding operating environments.SPRINGFIELD, OH