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Wall Colmonoy opens new facility in Suzhou, China

25/06/2025

Press releaseIssued by Wall Colmonoy Corporation and published as received — not written by Airframer’s editors.
Wall Colmonoy opens new facility in Suzhou, China
Exterior Entrance of Wall Colmonoy (Suzhou) Co. Ltd. · Photo: Wall Colmonoy

Wall Colmonoy is proud to announce the opening of Wall Colmonoy (Suzhou) Co. Ltd., a new facility located in Changshu City, Suzhou, China. Formed as a joint venture with long-standing partner Gredmann Taiwan Ltd., this strategic expansion reinforces Wall Colmonoy’s commitment to the Asia-Pacific region and enhances its ability to serve customers where they operate.

“We’re bringing our global expertise closer to our customers to deliver local solutions. In an increasingly complex and regionally driven world, this approach helps us respond faster, improve service, and build greater resilience into our global supply chain,” said Nick Clark, President of Wall Colmonoy.

Customers across China and Asia will benefit from shorter lead times, extended product shelf life through reduced transit time, in-region technical support, customer training, responsive production aligned with local needs, and access to a full suite of Wall Colmonoy products. This includes Colmonoy surfacing alloys, Nicrobraz brazing powders and pastes, and WallCarb HVOF tungsten carbide powders.

“As Asia continues to grow, having a local presence allows us to deliver faster, more responsive service,” says Lydia Lee, General Manager. “With Wall Colmonoy Suzhou, we’re better positioned to collaborate with customers, accelerate product development, and ensure optimal quality and performance in-region.”

Nick Clark added, “This expansion strengthens our ability to support customers globally. With operations in the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and now China, we’re building a resilient network that brings our metallurgy expertise closer to the people and markets that rely on it.”