The Electro-Mechanical
Division is a leader in the supply of
critical function, electro-mechanical products. Innovative
system and product solutions
are based in the rich legacy of over 100 years of Westinghouse
technology.  More than 50 years ago, CW-EMD built critical
function pumps for the first nuclear powered submarine,
the USS Nautilus. Today, CW-EMD continues to develop, design
and supply advanced electro-mechanical solutions for the
US Navy, including the Navy's most advanced motors, generators
and secondary propulsors. Discover more about EMD.
EMD of Cheswick, PA, and Advanced
Products & Systems Division
(APSD) of Mount Pleasant, PA, design and manufacture advanced
pumps, motors, generators,  propulsors, mechanical seals, control
rod drive mechanisms and power conditioning electronics for the
defense, power, process and industrial markets. They deliver
major technological advantages while setting the standard for
quality, reliability and safety. From the birth of America's
Nuclear Navy to the launch of today's state-of-the-art submarines
and aircraft carriers, EMD and APSD have been providing critical
defense systems for more than 50 years. Discover
more about APSD.
The Engineered
Pump Division (EPD) of Phillipsburg, NJ, has
been providing naval and maritime technological expertise since
1847.EPD's pumps go to the heart of the systems that power the
Navy's nuclear ships and  submarines. EPD is the leading supplier
of mission-critical pumps for the U.S. Navy's Nimitz Class aircraft
carriers and Virginia Class submarines, as well as the Navy's
next generation Gerald Ford Class CVN-21 aircraft carriers. EPD
also supports the entire fleet with various innovative pumping
solutions such as composite pumps and parts, and provides complete repair and refurbishing services. Discover
more about EPD. |
