Furnaces International News
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Hydro Sunndal invests in capacity expansion
Hydro has announced its intentions to invest NOK 60 million in a new furnace for the production of foundry alloys at Hydro Sunndal.
04 October 2021 -
Latvian fibreglass manufacturer to double production with furnace rebuild
Valmieras Glass announce claims that it will double its production volume by rebuilding its glass melting furnace No.4.1 in beginning of 2022, costing €10 million.
01 October 2021 -
Sorg completes Saudi fibreglass furnace rebuild
Sorg has announced the completion of the rebuild of Saudi-based fibreglass manufacturer AFICO’s 38m² S-Melter.
01 October 2021 -
Valmiera Glass invests €9 million in Latvian furnace
Latvian glass manufacturer Valmiera Glass has completed an extensive reconstruction of its glass melting furnace.The group invested €9 million of its E-glass melting furnace no 2.2 which it aid would improve the production quality of the furnace and make it more efficient and climate neutral.
01 October 2021 -
ArcelorMittal Belgium announce plans to reduce CO2 emissions by 3.9 million tonnes per year by 2030
ArcelorMittal has announced that it has signed a letter of intent with the Governments of Belgium and Flanders, supporting a €1.1 billion project to build a 2.5 million-tonne direct reduced iron (DRI) plant at its site in Gent, as well as two new electric furnaces.
30 September 2021 -
SECO/WARWICK manufacturer adds 4th tempering furnace
An international manufacturer of cutting tools has ordered another vacuum tempering furnace from SECO/VACUUM.
28 September 2021
Pilkington Hydrogen furnace
Pilkington UK used a blend of hydrogen and natural gas to run its Greengate furnace in Liverpool during a five-day trial.
HAI invests in recycling furnace
Hammerer Aluminium Industries has announced an investment of 4.5 million euros in a third melting furnace for recycling material for the casting at the Santana site in Romania.
Forglass launches MultiGlass furnace
Forglass has announced the launch of a furnace that can simultaneously melt two or more different types of glass.
Cleveland-Cliffs enters the scrap business and announces acquisition
Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. has announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Ferrous Processing and Trading Company (FPT) to optimise the productivity of its existing Electric Arc Furnace (EAF) and Basic Oxygen Furnace (BOF).
