Metal components supplier ADC Aerospace is acquiring competitor Hyatt Die Cast & Engineering, expanding its manufacturing capacity of die-cast components from aluminum, zinc and ZA alloys for commercial aerospace and defense applications.
ADC plans to transition Hyatt's business into its 115,000ft2 campus in Buena Park, California, after completing the transaction, said private equity firm GreyLion — ADC's owner — on Wednesday.
Hyatt operates from two facilities with a combined 150,000ft2 of manufacturing space in Cypress and Garden Grove, California. The company offers machining, powder coating and tooling services to complement its high-pressure die-casting (HPDC) operations, while it also develops tool designs in house.
ADC runs 25 HPDC machines and 50 machining cells at its campus, which is near the two Hyatt sites. The company has vacuum die-cast capabilities, while also providing finishing services that include anodizing, plating, heat treatment and powder coating. Besides zinc and aluminum, ADC can produce parts from Inconel, stainless steel and brass.
Neither financial details nor other terms of the transaction were disclosed.
