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The first ceramic manufacturing site to be purchased by Morgan Crucible, the Stourport site manufactures the majority of its products from a range of alumina and steatite materials. Processes are material preparation, Iso-static pressing, green machining, firing and grinding.

Produces a wide variety of products from bare ceramic components to ceramic/metal assemblies. Rugby manufactures most of its custom products from a range of Alumina materials but also produces Zirconia components. Processes include Iso pressing, die pressing, green machining, firing, grinding, metallising and brazing.

This site manufactures Piezoelectric ceramics, Dielectric and low loss Microwave ceramics and also manufactures multilayer capacitors using the high dielectric range of materials. Processes include Tape Casting, Iso pressing, die pressing, extrusion, green machining, firing, multilayer electroding and co-firing, grinding, metallising and assembly.

This site manufactures Piezoelectric ceramics and designs and builds transducers. Processes include die pressing, firing, grinding, metallising, assembly and testing.

This site manufactures high purity alumina ceramic parts from the range of Wesgo 94% to 99.5% Alumina. A high percentage of products supplied are metallised, with molybdenum-manganese and nickel plated, ready for customers to braze. The site also has its own brazing capability. Processes are die and Iso-pressing, green machining, firing, diamond grinding and metallising. Formerly part of the Wesgo group, it is recognized by this name.