Established in 1950, TMW focuses on the needs of oil & gas companies with a specialization in oilfield pump crankshafts. Seeking to become the primary manufacturer for this segment of the industry, the company recently invested $3 million in an Austrian crankshaft mill for larger crankshafts (up to 260 inches long) and purchased an additional 15 acres for expansion of their current facility.

"TMW serves the oilfield market with precision, fast-turn crankshafts so their customers remain operating at capacity," states Hank Prey, Vice President of CoorsTek, Inc. "CoorsTek and our customers expect to benefit from their 60+ years of machining expertise and industry knowledge," he continues.

More about CoorsTek...CoorsTek is the largest technical ceramics manufacturer in the world with 49 manufacturing facilities across North America, South America, Europe, and Asia.entered into an open compensation agreement based on total disability. Weekly payments were made under this agreement until January 24, 1955. From that date the appellant began making payments based on 25% disability and on May 13, 1955 filed a petition for modification of the agreement.
The referee found that the disability had changed from total to 50% partial permanent disability. The Workmen's Compensation Board, on appeal, reversed the referee, dismissed the petition and directed payments to be made on the basis of total disability within the limitation of the act. This decision was affirmed by the Court of Common Pleas No. 3 of Philadelphia County and this appeal followed.
The court below determined that the appellant failed to sustain its burden to show a change in the disability status