SPS Technologies, whose Pa. plant was partly destroyed by fire, is the sole source of some U.S. military parts
The planned partial demolition of the fire-ravaged SPS Technologies flagship factory in Abington would leave a hole in U.S. design and production of the specialized nuts and bolts, rivets, and other ...
No contaminants found in the air or water supply as SPS Technologies fire burns for fourth straight day, officials say
The Abington-based manufacturer says no toxic chemicals were involved in the on-going fire, and that air and drinking water ...
DEP tested air for six chemical compounds near SPS Technologies, Philly tested for more
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) said Thursday it tested the air for six chemical compounds just ...
Jenkintown residents can expect more testing and cleanup after massive SPS Technologies fire, police chief says; schools to remain closed Thursday
Nothing hazardous was detected during testing at Jenkintown schools, but they will closed Thursday for a cleaning out of an "abundance of caution," Police Chief Thomas Scott said.
Abington company that caught fire had toxic ‘ignitable waste’ on site and had past EPA violations
Vinyl chloride is a man-made, colorless gas that burns easily and is used to make polyvinyl chloride, a hard plastic.