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Elmet Technologies Wins Customer Award

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June 24, 2009, Elmet CEO, Robin Cook proudly announced today that Areva a world energy expert in nuclear power generation and electricity transmission and distribution has awarded Elmet Technologies their “Certified Supplier Seal of Approval Award”. This award is given by Areva to highlight the quality relationships it has with its key suppliers and is based on twenty–five different criteria. These important criteria include such things as: The quality of products and services, dedication to project management, safety, security and the protection of the environment, development potential in R & D, innovation and certification as well as commercial approach and capacity to tackle new markets. Elmet Technologies supplies Areva with key components use in nuclear processing.

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