Continental Diamond Tool Corporation (CDT),manufacturer of diamond and cBN grinding products, marked a significant milestone as it officially broke ground on an ambitious expansion project at its headquarters in New Haven, Indiana. This development was announced by Shane Vardaman, president of sales at CDT, in a video statement, which highlighted the company's dedication to growth, customer service, and innovation.
The expansion, which will add 70,000ft2 to the existing facility, will bring CDT's headquarters to an impressive total of 200,000ft2. This expansion not only extends CDT’s capacity for delivering technologically advanced solutions to its customers but also brings job opportunities for the local community. The additional space will facilitate the company's plans to broaden its product offerings and enhance its customer service capabilities.
In his video statement, Shane Vardaman expressed gratitude for the support received from CDT's loyal customers throughout the company's 50-year journey.
“2023 marks 50 years of excellence in superabrasives … and it's also been a year of incredible growth. I want to personally thank all of our customers for your unwavering support,” Vardaman said. “Whether you're new to the CDT family, or you've been with us for decades – thank you for your trust and commitment. We look forward to a future of continued growth, dedication, and innovation.”
The expansion project demonstrates CDT's commitment to advancing grinding technology and its mission to deliver top-quality products and services to customers. The additional space will enable CDT to enhance its offerings and meet the changing requirements of various industries.
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