Metglas, Inc.
Gary Smith possesses extensive experience in the field of instrumentation and maintenance, currently serving as an Instrumentation Technician, Industrial Maintenance Technician, and Melter Operator at Metglas, Inc. since May 2003. Prior to this, Gary Smith served as an Avionics Maintenance Technician in the United States Marine Corps from February 1997 to September 2002 and worked as an RV Maintenance Technician at Camping Sales and Service from May 1995 to January 1997. Educational background includes naval aviation training from 1997 to 1999 and attendance at Socastee and Conway High Schools between 1989 and 1993.
Metglas, Inc.
METGLAS® Inc., located in Conway, SC, is a world's leading producer of Amorphous Metal Ribbon. In 1970’s, Metglas, Inc. (then Allied Signal located in Morristown, NJ) pioneered the development and production of amorphous metal, a unique alloy that exhibits a structure in which the metal atoms occur in a random pattern. The key to Metglas Inc.’s proprietary manufacturing process is the rapid-solidification of molten alloy at a rate of approximately one million degrees Celsius per second. Metglas Amorphous Metals have a unique non-crystalline structure and possess excellent physical and magnetic properties that combine strength and hardness with flexibility and toughness. Metglas and Metglas products help companies around the globe reduce operating costs, strengthen energy conservation efforts and increase application efficiency. Key Products: Metglas® Amorphous Metals Glassy Metals Transformer Core Alloys Metglas Brazing Filler Metal Distribution Transformer Core Ribbon Industrial Transformer Core Ribbon Pulse Power Cores Key End Applications: Electrical Distribution Transformers Industrial Power Distribution Transformers High Frequency Magnetic Components for Power Electronics Material for Anti -Theft tags High Efficiency Inverters and Inductors Solar Inverters , Wind Inverters Harmonic Filters Pulse Power Cores for Lasers High Power Magnetic Forms for Medical Use High Purity Brazing Filler Metals