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A molybdenum plate is removed from an oven last week at Elmet Technologies in Lewiston.
Ingots of molybdenum were pressed from molybdenum powder recently at Elmet Technologies in Lewiston.
Silia Ndunga of Auburn works with tungsten wire last week at Elmet Technologies in Lewiston. The wire Ndunga is working with is 1/1,000th of an inch thick.
Tungsten wire is heat treated at Elmet Technologies in Lewiston.
Tungsten wire is among the products made at Elmet Technologies in Lewiston.
Principals at Elmet Technologies in Lewiston are, from left, Chief Financial Officer Derek Fox, Anania & Associates owner Peter Anania and Vice President of Sales and Marketing Marc Lamare.
An employee completes a job last week at Elmet Technologies in Lewiston.
Sheets of molybdenum are made recently at Elmet Technologies in Lewiston.
Leo Wainwright, a heavy wire specialist, makes tungsten wire last week at Elmet Technologies in Lewiston.
Bert Dumont, from left, Donald Theriault and Dave Kenney review details recently at Elmet Technologies in Lewiston.
A molybdenum plate is removed from an oven last week at Elmet Technologies in Lewiston.
Molybdenum plates are packaged and waiting at Elmet Technologies to be shipped to a customer.
Adam Kobel of Auburn works with a molybdenum plate last week at Elmet Technologies in Lewiston.
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