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25.02.2022

Rotary kiln shell delivered to LafargeHolcim Greece 
LafargeHolcim contacted Dal to fabricate two kiln shells with diameter 4.35 m for Milaki cement plant in Greece. The delivery was done on December 2021. 
 
One of the largest stress relieving furnace in Europe 
Dal Engineering Group has announced that it has in the Dal workshop one of the largest stress relieving furnaces in Europe, which has a maximum charging capacity of 150 t/charging. 
 
Replacement of a rotary dryer at cement and lime plant Otterbein
Dal was awarded to replace the complete limestone rotary dryer – ∅ 3x22 m – and auxiliary equipment for the cement and lime plant Otterbein in Germany.
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