Linde Advanced Material Technologies

Employee Size

1,001-5,000

Organization Type

Public Company

Headquarters

New Castle, PA

Since 1975, Linde Advanced Material Technologies has built its name around engineered materials for demanding industrial work, with a global operating footprint that includes more than 30 locations. The company develops and applies protective coatings for customers such as GE Aerospace, while also supporting additive manufacturing and other specialized production needs.

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