Mott Corporation, the standard bearer for production of porous metal used by a wide variety of industries, marks its 50th anniversary today, July 9th. Mott is a high technology company that specializes in unique porous metal filtration.
Press Release (PressBurner) Jul 09, 2009 - Mott was founded by Lambert H. Mott in Hartford, Connecticut in 1959, and moved to Farmington in 1962. This industry leader is dedicated to the development, application and refinement of porous metal media technology for a wide array of applications.
Roger Klene (President & CEO) remarked that: “This 50th anniversary milestone signifies an important achievement for the Company, its employees, and its customers. It speaks to the value of our products and services, and to a loyal and ever growing customer group.” Mr. Klene also noted that: “In 2006, the Company’s private owners transferred the Company to its employees through a 100% Employee Stock Ownership Plan. As a result, current and future employees of the Company will be the direct beneficiaries of its success for the next 50 years and beyond.”
Mott (http://www.mottcorp.com) is well known for its porous metal products and filters, but achievements and advancements in Mott’s porous metal technology over the past 50 years has allowed for development of products beyond anything initially expected, especially in the Semiconductor, Medical Device, and Aerospace industries.
Applications for porous metal range from filtration of gases and liquids, to flow control, diffusion, sparging, fluidizing, venting, web transport and wicking. Distinct advantage of Mott metal over other materials include uniform and high-precision porosity, strength, durability, corrosion resistance, tolerance to high temperatures and pressure, and Cleanability. No other media offers the level of integrity necessary for repeated cleaning and re-use that porous metal provides.
Mott has partnered with many customers on the development of innovative solutions in a wide variety of industries including Aerospace, Medical Device, Biotechnology, Chemical, Petrochemical, Photovoltaic, Food and Beverage, Renewable Energy, Semiconductor, Instrumentation and Environmental.
