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Curtiss-Wright Invests $30M to Expand Nuclear Instrumentation Manufacturing in Texas

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Curtiss-Wright Corp. announced a $30 million investment to expand its manufacturing facility in Round Rock, Texas, specifically to increase production capacity for pressure and temperature sensors used in commercial nuclear reactors and industrial applications. This move supports the company's broader strategy to enhance its nuclear supply chain capabilities as existing reactors undergo modernization and new reactor types are introduced. The expansion aims to meet growing demand for specialized instrumentation components in the energy sector.

Key points

• Curtiss-Wright Corp. announced a $30 million investment to expand its manufacturing facility in Round Rock, Texas.
• The expansion is focused on increasing production capacity for pressure and temperature sensors used in commercial nuclear reactors and industrial applications.

Context

Curtiss-Wright Corp. is expanding its nuclear supply chain capabilities to support modernization efforts and new reactor types. The expansion is part of a broader strategy to increase production capacity for specialized instrumentation components in the energy sector.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the announcement of the $30 million investment and its stated purpose. Specific dates for the expansion timeline, exact production capacity increases, or the types of new reactor types being supported are not provided in the source.

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