News Valve Manufacturing Tyco Valve Company Considers Building New $20 Million Facility in Mansfield, MA
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Crosby Valves and Controls, a World War II era company based in Wrentham, MA, is intending to expand its pressure valve production and testing facility, and is looking seriously at the now vacant Robert Allen Fabrics building near the Holiday Inn on Cabot Boulevard in the Cabot industrial park.

Crosby, owned by Tyco, creates and tests pressure relief valves that are used in nuclear power production, a growing industry due to the “green” movement.

Source: Mansfield News & Enterprise

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