Other for Beryllium in United States
The Defense Logistics Agency National Defense Stockpile sold 9 t of hot‑pressed beryllium powder in 2022, supplying defense and industrial users.
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The Defense Logistics Agency National Defense Stockpile sold 9 t of hot‑pressed beryllium powder in 2022, supplying defense and industrial users.
U.S. National Defense Stockpile upgraded hotpressed beryllium powder to hot isostatic pressing structured powder, improving product quality and readiness.
The U.S. Department of the Interior published a list of 35 critical minerals, adding beryllium and elevating its strategic importance.
The leading U.S. beryllium producer launched a comprehensive recycling program that recovers about 40% of beryllium from alloy scrap.
The Defense Logistics Agency Strategic Materials set a strategic stockpile target of 47 tons of beryllium metal in the National Defense Stockpile.
U.S. beryllium reserves were revised upward based on updated company information, reflecting new resource estimates.
Materion invested $23 million to develop bertrandite pits in Topaz-Spor Mountain, increasing mine output potential.
Materion invested $23 million to further develop bertrandite pits in the Topaz‑Spor Mountain region, enhancing ore extraction capacity.
The leading U.S. beryllium producer expanded beryllium hydroxide production capacity at its Delta, Utah facility, anticipating that global demand would exceed production over the next three years.
Tariffs on beryllium oxide and hydroxide increased to 3.7% ad val and on unwrought beryllium powders to 8.5% ad val, effective 31 December 2014, raising import costs and influencing trade flows.
Materion expanded its Delta, Utah plant capacity for beryllium hydroxide production, enhancing supply.
Materion increased capacity to produce beryllium hydroxide at its Delta, Utah plant, expanding domestic hydroxide production.
The Elmore, Ohio beryllium facility became operational, adding 73 t/yr production capacity to U.S. output.
Materion’s primary beryllium plant in Elmore, Ohio, entered service, providing a 73‑t/yr capacity for producing high‑purity beryllium metal.
U.S. Defense Department partnered with Materion to build a primary beryllium facility, initiating a key domestic production capacity.
The U.S. Department of Defense invested in a public–private partnership with Materion Corp. to build a primary beryllium facility in Elmore, Ohio, expanding domestic production capacity for high‑purity beryllium metal.
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