Schott to expand Kentucky plant

Date: 29 August 2007

Schott North America Inc. of Elmsford, N.Y., will expand its Louisville, Ky., facility, adding about 20 jobs and additional seasonal employment, according to an Aug. 29 company release.

The expansion coincides with the relocation of Schott’s Applied Energy Systems business to Louisville. The AES business fabricates Robax, a transparent glass-ceramic that offers low thermal expansion with high clarity.

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