Magotteaux increases manufacturing capacity

In an effort to better serve the growing Indian and Chinese markets, in 2010 Magotteaux started construction of a manufacturing facility in Saraburi/Thailand dedicated to the production of castings for vertical mills. The facility is scheduled to start production at the beginning of 2012 with a future capacity of 12 000 metric t/a. The facility will produce high chromium solutions as well as the patented Xwin ceramic technologies and will complement the existing manufacturing facility in Rajkot/India, which Magotteaux currently operates in Asia. www.magotteaux.com

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