GE Appliances production team member Terrence Brackens installs a completed pre-painted steel side panel sourced from United States Steel Corporation (U.S. Steel) in Pennsylvania and Metals USA in Ohio. These U.S.-based partners play a key role in GE Appliances’ growing American supplier ecosystem and expanded key role in GE Appliances’ growing American supplier ecosystem and expanded U.S. laundry production.
GE Appliances stamping and fabrication team leader Geoffrey Bush holds a galvanized steel side panel made using American steel from United States Steel Corporation (U.S. Steel) and Metals USA. U.S. Steel, based in Pennsylvania, and Metals USA, based in Ohio, supply the American-made steel that forms the structural body of GE Appliances’ front-load dryers and will support the new washer line being built at Appliance Park in Louisville, Ky.
At Appliance Park in Louisville, Ky., stamping and fabrication team leader Geoffrey Bush carries a newly stamped side panel produced from galvanized steel supplied by United States Steel Corporation (U.S. Steel) in Pennsylvania and Metals USA in Ohio. This U.S.-supplier-made panel provides essential structure for front-load dryers and future washers to be built at Appliance Park as part of GE Appliances’ latest American investments.
GE Appliances production team member Nydalyn Hazelip prepares to assemble a plastic control panel that forms the consumer-facing interface for GE Appliances’ front-load laundry lineup. This U.S.-made component will be produced by Jones Plastic & Engineering Corp., based in Kentucky and Tennessee, as laundry manufacturing expands at Appliance Park’s Building 2.
