Graham to provide turbomachinery, cryogenic pump products for defense & space

Graham Corporation has secured defense and space industry contracts worth over US$65 million for mission critical turbomachinery and cryogenic pump products.

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The US company has won new contracts to provide the MK19 air turbine pump assembly for the torpedo ejection system on the Columbia-class submarine and cryogenic recirculation pumps for space launch vehicles. It has also been awarded another option year for alternators and regulators to support the MK48 Mod 7 Heavyweight Torpedo program.

The products for all three of these contracts will be manufactured at Graham’s Arvada operations in  Colorado, USA.

“We believe the investments we have made in our engineering and operations to expand our capacity and increase our capabilities to serve the defense and space industries led to our being awarded these contracts,” said Matthew Malone, Vice President, Graham Corporation and General Manager - Barber-Nichols. “We differentiated our solutions through our strong customer relationships, engineering expertise, precision manufacturing capabilities and rigorous testing and qualification processes. Our solutions are vital components that meet the high-level performance requirements for mission critical applications.”