Mersen in the USA

Committed to your progress in the USA

The American subsidiary of Le Carbone was created in 1907 in the United States.
Statue of Liberty in New York, USA

Key figures

The Group employs around 1,100 people in the United States, spread over 9 industrial sites.
  • 9.00

    sites

  • 1100.00

    people

Our locations in United States

    Salem, VA - US

    United States
    Anticorrosion Equipment

    MERSEN USA ACE CORP

    540 Branch Drive VA, 24153 SALEM, USA

    +1 540-389-7535

    St Marys, PA - US

    United States
    Graphite Specialties

    MERSEN USA St Marys-PA Corp.

    215 Stackpole Street, St Marys PA 15857, USA

    +1 814 781 1234

Anticorrosion Equipment

Service Centers

Mersen Anticorrosion Equipment Service Centers offer complete packages of services that optimize the life and performance of Corrosion Resistant Heat Transfer Equipment throughout their lifecycle.

From efficient preventive maintenance and inspection, to experienced repair and training, our goal is to keep your system operating at peak performance with minimum unplanned downtime. 

Mersen USA Salem site

History

As early as 1907, Mersen deployed its first team in the United States.

For 30 years, the company's main activity has been the sale of high-quality carbon brushes. 

In 1936, the first truly American company, Le Carbone Co. Inc, was born, and began machining imported carbon plates. It was established in Boonton (NJ), which is still a major Group site.

Since the 1990s, the Group has made a large number of acquisitions in the United States, in particular for the advanced materials segment, Bay City (1990) and Stackpole (1991), and for the electrical power segment, Gould Shawmut (1999).

The last acquisition in the United States was made in 2024. It concerned GMI group (Graphite Machining, Inc.), an expert in the purification and machining of graphite, carbon and graphite composites.

Chase Shawmut old building

Certifications

ISO 9001 and AS9100 Quality Certificate
Rochester, NY USA
Mersen, Energy to innovate
Back to top