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Solar Atmospheres announces new facility in Berlin, Connecticut

19/05/2025

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Solar Atmospheres announces new facility in Berlin, Connecticut
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Solar Atmospheres, the largest family-owned heat treating company in the United States, is proud to announce the opening of its seventh U.S. heat treat operation — an existing industrial facility located in Berlin, Connecticut, slated for completion in 2026.

The 28,000-square-foot facility is located in the Spruce Brook Industrial Park and will further expand Solar Atmospheres’ footprint and capabilities in the Northeast region.

"We are excited to establish a new presence in Connecticut," said Jamie Jones, President of Solar Atmospheres of Eastern PA and Connecticut. "This strategic location allows us to better serve our growing customer base and continue supporting the aerospace, medical, and commercial manufacturing markets throughout New England."

This expansion reinforces Solar Atmospheres' commitment to providing innovative, high-quality vacuum heat treating solutions across the country while maintaining the personalized service and reliability that has made the company a trusted partner for decades.

Stay tuned for updates as we build our newest state-of-the-art facility.

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