Press Release | Lake Development Authority, May 2026 Newsletter
Poly6 Technologies, Inc., a subsidiary of Consolidated Precision Products Corp., recently announced plans to add operations in Eastlake.
The project will add 164 new positions and was approved for tax credit assistance this week by the Ohio Department of Development, according to a news release. Poly6 Technologies, Inc. is expected to make an investment of $20 million in Lake County.
Poly6 Technologies applies Industry 4.0 additive manufacturing to some of the most complex processes in aerospace casting, the release stated. The company’s advanced ceramic additive technology enables production of multi-wall ceramic cores with geometries that are very difficult to achieve with conventional methods.
These cores form the internal cooling passageways in turbine engine airfoils, enabling the higher-temperature operation and improved efficiency required by next-generation engines.
A cross organization team including JobsOhio, the Department of Development, Team NEO, City of Eastlake, and Lake Development Authority collaborated in an effort to strengthen the business case for adding the operations in Ohio.
“Poly6 Technologies needed a location where it could scale quickly to support key customers, and Northeast Ohio delivered,” JobsOhio President and CEO J.P. Nauseef stated in the release. “Team Ohio and Poly6 Technologies will work together as the company defines its next chapter of growth.”
Patrick T. Mohorcic, executive director of the Lake Development Authority, said this investment highlights the impact of the economic development initiatives and the commitment to supporting industry-leading efficiency, innovation, and long-term competitiveness.
Eastlake Mayor James Overstreet, added, “Expanding Poly6 Technologies, Inc.’s presence in this city not only drives economic growth and creates new job opportunities, but also fosters innovation, strengthens community ties, and paves the way for a prosperous future for all residents.”
