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Consolidated Precision Products

Consolidated Precision Products makes investment and sand castings for aerospace, defense and power generation from sites in the United States and Europe.

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About Consolidated Precision Products

Consolidated Precision Products, or CPP, makes metal castings. It uses investment casting and precision sand casting. The castings are made from superalloys, titanium, aluminum, magnesium and steel. They go into aerospace, defense and power generation products.

In aerospace, CPP makes both airframe and engine parts. These include structural, non-rotating and rotating parts. For defense, it makes components and subassemblies for mission-critical systems. For power, it makes industrial gas turbine parts that support oil exploration and power generation.

The company is headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio. It has production sites in the United States, Mexico, Poland, Belgium and Slovakia. The site says CPP has more than 20 facilities and 5,500 people. Growth came from both organic expansion and acquisitions. The company calls itself a full solutions partner for the global aerospace community.

CPP lists broad casting skills. They include investment casting, sand casting, ceramic cores, wax patterns and alloy melting. A ceramic core makes the hollow spaces inside a casting. A wax pattern is the shape that is coated to form a casting mold. The staff includes foundry operators, chemists, engineers and inspectors.

Each facility has its own character, according to the site. Teams share values of inclusion, trust, respect and integrity. Safety is called the first responsibility, followed by a focus on quality. The company says it wants to solve engineering and manufacturing problems for a safer future. The site describes the culture as supportive, open, collaborative and respectful. The management team has decades of experience at large manufacturers.

The careers pages describe roles in manufacturing, engineering, technical work, administration and leadership. Staff can get tuition help, industry certifications and mentoring. Administrative paths include finance, human resources and supply chain.

The website has contact forms for customers who need precise, geometrically complex aerospace parts and subassemblies. A general inquiry form and a careers section are also available. Sites in the United States, Mexico and Europe serve customers who need related services.

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