Ian Melin-Jones

Ian Melin-Jones

intertek logo vqdIntertek, a leading quality solutions provider to industries worldwide, is exhibiting its global lubricant and oil condition monitoring (OCM) testing capabilities and expertise at the NORIA Reliable Plant 2014 conference in San Antonio, Texas, USA, April 22-24, 2014. Intertek’s exhibit is located at space 719.

“Intertek’s global oil condition monitoring and lubricant analysis expertise is on full display at NORIA Reliable Plant. We invite attendees to visit our exhibit to discuss their particular interests, challenges and questions with Intertek OCM and lubricant quality experts.”

The NORIA Reliable Plant conference supports manufacturing, transportation, oil & gas, food, and many other industries by providing an in-depth forum focused on oil and lubricant analysis, machinery productivity optimization, lubrication condition quality, and related operational challenges.

Intertek’s global network of OCM laboratories provides expert lubricant analysis, used-oil testing, and oil conditioning monitoring services from global, purpose-built laboratories equipped with modern testing instrumentation, including robotic sample handling systems.

Oil condition monitoring identifies risks for potential damage to expensive machinery and other systems. By measuring wear and other components of the fluid, Intertek analysts detect lubricant, machine quality and operational problems and assist customers by avoiding expensive repairs and shutdowns. Lubricant test data reviewed by Intertek OCM professionals provides customers with early-warning “damage prevention” capabilities, catching problems before they become costly failures.

Shipping of customer lubricant samples is easy to arrange with prompt testing and reporting to clients.

Robert Chapman, Global OCM Business Line Manager, said, “Intertek’s global oil condition monitoring and lubricant analysis expertise is on full display at NORIA Reliable Plant. We invite attendees to visit our exhibit to discuss their particular interests, challenges and questions with Intertek OCM and lubricant quality experts.”

Intertek lubricant and OCM testing capabilities:

www.intertek.com/ocm/reliable-plant/
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About Intertek

Intertek is a leading quality solutions provider to industries worldwide. From auditing and inspection, to testing, training, advisory, quality assurance and certification, Intertek adds value to customers’ products, processes and assets. With a network of more than 1,000 laboratories and offices and over 36,000 people in more than 100 countries, Intertek supports companies’ success in a global marketplace. Intertek helps its customers to meet end users’ expectations for safety, sustainability, performance, integrity and desirability in virtually any market worldwide. Visit www.intertek.com.


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Strengthening the valve production foothold with the most comprehensive range of control valves

Metso announced on January 22, 2014 the decision to invest in a new greenfield Neles® globe valve technology center in South Korea. The groundbreaking ceremony for the new plant was celebrated today in Chung-Ju, South Korea. The new factory will be ready for global deliveries during the last quarter of 2014.

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The new plant will serve oil & gas and power customers both locally and globally and will strengthen service capabilities in the growing Asian markets. The new technology center consists of manufacturing, state-of-the-art control valve testing facilities, research and development, laboratory, engineering, and service support units for South Korean EPC companies.

"The new technology center in South Korea will strengthen our capabilities to develop, produce and deliver our globe valves especially for customers in the oil and gas and the power industries. The South Korean EPC companies play an important role in many customer projects worldwide. Within the new facility we can better offer research and development, engineering and service support for them," says Markus Hauhia, Director, Globe Valve product line, Automation.

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Today, Metso's control valve range is the most comprehensive on the market. It includes globe valves, top entry rotary valves, triple eccentric disc valves, eccentric rotary plug valves, and segment valves. The portfolio covers products suitable for every application - from general to severe service and from low temperature or pressure to high temperature or pressure.

Strong valve production foothold on every continent

Metso has a total of eight valve technology centers around the world. The investment made in South Korea continues Metso's strategy to strengthen valve operations globally. In 2011 Metso opened a new world-class valve technology center in Vantaa, Finland, and in 2010 in Shanghai, China.

The company is currently expanding its valve production facilities in the US in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. Metso also has first-rate valve production facilities in Fergus Falls, Minnesota, and in Horgau Germany. The modern valve supply and service centers in Sorocaba, Brazil, and in Vadodara, India, serve customers in the specific country and region.

Intelligent valve solutions for customers

Metso has a long track record of delivering engineered performance and reliability to the oil & gas industry through its leading product brands - Neles®, Jamesbury® and Mapag®. Metso has delivered millions of valves, control valves, and on-off valves globally for more than 90 years and has become a leading supplier of intelligent valve controllers.

Metso's offering of valve technology and services can maximize production efficiency and reduce safety risks throughout the life cycle of a plant - from simplifying valve selection to improving process availability, cutting valve maintenance and repair costs, and maximizing production performance. In addition, Metso's Device Management Solutions help to reduce capital costs and to cut operational costs. The Device Management Solution is a simplified operation with fixed response and delivery times to reduce purchase efforts and to secure high quality repairs.

Today Metso has over 55 service centers, 35 valve hubs and over 1000 service professionals serving automation customers around the world.


Metso's automation solutions are designed to maximize the profitability of our customers' businesses by improving their production performance and their cost, material and energy efficiency. Our extensive range of flow control and process automation solutions and services is supported by a worldwide network of automation experts. The Automation business' biggest customer industries are oil & gas, and pulp and paper. We also have a strong growth focus in mining and construction and power generation. www.metso.com, www.twitter.com/metsoautomation

Metso is a leading process performance provider, with customers in the mining, construction, and oil & gas industries. Our focus is on the continuous development of intelligent solutions that improve sustainability and profitability. Metso's shares are listed on the NASDAQ OMX Helsinki Ltd. Metso employs around 16,000 professionals in 50 countries. Expect results. www.metso.com, www.twitter.com/metsogroup


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sonoco logoSonoco, one of the largest diversified global packaging companies, announced that its New Albany, Ohio, rigid plastics facility has achieved LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Silver Certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. The $15 million, 142,230-square-foot plant produces PET bottles for personal care products, as well as plastic components for wall air fresheners. The facility, located in the Beauty and Home Care Campus of New Albany, has been operational since October 2012.

"Our team has worked to achieve LEED Silver certification since we began construction in 2011, and we're extremely proud of them," said Howard Coker, vice president, Sonoco Plastics. "Additionally, having our facilities LEED certified further demonstrates Sonoco's commitment to the idea that smart packaging is more than plastics, cardboard and paper – it's focusing on continuous improvement in how we operate and working to shrink our environmental footprint."

LEED Certification is comprised of four levels, based on points earned: Certified (40-49 points); Silver (50-59 points); Gold (60-79 points); and Platinum (80+ points). Projects may earn points for a variety of different efforts under one of five rating categories. For more information on the LEED Certification process, visit www.usgbc.org/leed#rating.

Sonoco Plastics is a leading manufacturer of mono-layer and multi-layer blow-molded bottles and jars, thermoformed cups and trays and engineered molded and extruded containers, spools and trays. The Company has 25 plastics operations in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Ireland, Netherlands and Germany. In addition to the Beauty Park facility, Sonoco Plastics operates a state-of-the-art food-grade, blow-molding and injection molding plant in Columbus, Ohio.


About Sonoco

Founded in 1899, Sonoco is a global provider of a variety of consumer packaging, industrial products, protective packaging and packaging supply chain services. With annualized net sales of approximately $4.9 billion, the Company has more than 19,900 employees working in 335 operations in 33 countries, serving many of the world's best-known brands in some 85 nations. Sonoco is a proud member of the 2013/2014 Dow Jones Sustainability World Index. For more information on the Company, visit our website at sonoco.com.

In Honor of Earth Day, GE Points to Energy Efficiency Innovations in Data Centers

ge logoOn the first Earth Day on April 22, 1970, the World Wide Web existed only in research labs, “texting” was something you wrote in a notebook and the closest thing to a data center was the public library. On that day, millions of people gathered at events around the country to learn, share and work toward innovative solutions to protect our natural resources. In advance of Earth Day, Jeff Schnitzer, general manager, GE’s Critical Power business (NYSE: GE), discussed recent trends in data center energy efficiency.

“The innovations we’re deploying today not only provide real and immediate benefits, they are leading the way to new solutions for tomorrow.”

“In 1970, we worried about landfills and paper waste, some 44,310,000 tons of it annually1. Today, those things that were on paper now are in digital format, with an estimated 639,800 gigabytes of that digital information2 passing through data centers every minute. Forty-four years later, Earth Day 2014 reminds us to examine the impact data centers have on our natural resources and sustainability and the strides being made by businesses and governments to meet new data center energy efficiency levels,” said Schnitzer.

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, data centers account for up to 2.5 percent of the total electricity generated in the United States. Schnitzer added, “There are a number of technology innovations that contribute to the overall energy efficiency of data centers.” Some examples include:

  • Capturing Free Cooling: About 30 percent of all data center energy is used to cool servers and information technology equipment with power-hungry air conditioning chiller units, which are used at both the server rack and printed circuit board levels. Many companies today are investing in “free cooling” technology to draw in exterior ambient temperatures to keep data center systems cool and to reduce energy. In 2013, Facebook unveiled a new data center in Sweden that uses free cooling technology that harnesses the average exterior temperature of 34 degrees Fahrenheit3.
  • A Few Percent Matters: According to Frost & Sullivan, raising energy efficiency levels of uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems in data centers from 90 to 98 percent can save the United States $3 billion annually in energy costs. CoreSpace, a GE customer in Dallas, is saving an estimated $25,000 a year with its eBoost*-equipped, multi-mode UPS systems operating at 99 percent efficiency.
  • Overnight Ice:To lower the temperature at its 538,000 square foot data center in Phoenix, i/o Data Centers engineered a set of cooling tanks filled with a mix of ice balls and glycol that are chilled during the night when electricity is less expensive and used to cool data center equipment during the day4.
  • Modular Power:With data center capacity expected to expand by 33 percent over each of the next five years5, squeezing more capacity and efficiency from existing data facilities is vital to sustain growth. Containerized, or modular, data center and power protection units—such as GE’s PowerMod* technology—connected to existing facilities lets companies scale the capacity and energy use they need. These outside units use ambient air to reduce excess heating and energy consumption.
  • Mining Energy: To save energy costs, Iron Mountain built its data center in a former limestone mine in Pennsylvania. It keeps the data operation cool by letting the subterranean walls absorb as much 1.5 British thermal units of energy per square foot4.
  • Powering the World’s Cell Towers: Powering the world’s 640,000 off-grid cell towers with diesel generators burns more than 11 billion liters of diesel a year. Hybridizing a cell tower using GE’s innovative sodium nickel chloride Durathon* batteries cuts fuel consumption at sites by up to 50 percent and can enable more towers worldwide to be powered by renewable sources such as solar. Cutting fuel consumption by up to 50 percent delivers significant cost savings for the industry and reduces greenhouse gas emissions from each off-grid cell tower.

“As we create, share and use more and more data in our business and personal lives, data center energy efficiency will remain one of the great challenges facing the industry,” continued Schnitzer. “The innovations we’re deploying today not only provide real and immediate benefits, they are leading the way to new solutions for tomorrow.”

GE’s Critical Power business provides mission-critical applications with end-to-end power product and service solutions that maximize uptime and power efficiency. The solutions add to GE’s broader Industrial Solutions portfolio of leading technologies designed for the delivery, management and optimization of electrical power for customers across multiple industries. To learn more about GE’s Critical Power business visit: www.gecriticalpower.com.


1 Earth 911 - United States Waste in Numbers then and Now 
2 Intel - What Happens in an Internet Minute? 
3 BusinessWeek - Inside the Arctic Circle, Where Your Facebook Data Lives 
4 CIO – 7 Innovative Data Center Designs 
5 IHS - Containerized Data Centers - World - 2012


About GE

GE (NYSE: GE) works on things that matter. The best people and the best technologies taking on the toughest challenges. Finding solutions in energy, health and home, transportation and finance. Building, powering, moving and curing the world. Not just imagining. Doing. GE works. For more information, visit the company's website at www.ge.com.

Follow GE’s Critical Power business on Twitter @GEcriticalpower.

The figures cited in this release unless otherwise noted, are based on industry-standard information or data collected by GE in the deployment of critical power systems. The results cited are not a guarantee of performance or specific results, and individual results may vary based on specifications and operating conditions.

*Trademark of the General Electric Company; may be registered in one or more countries.

Clariant, a world leader in specialty chemicals, held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on April 10, 2014 to mark the opening of its new 10 million INR Roha, India Mining Lab complex, located in the Western Indian state of Maharashtra. The new Clariant lab offers the capabilities of evaluating the performance of Clariant Mining Solutions chemistry, designed specifically to suit the unique requirements of Indian ores and address the challenges operators face in the recovery of fine mineral grains at various grades.

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“Roha is a strategic site for Clariant’s operations in India, and our recent investments are a testimony of this commitment,” said Dr. Deepak Parikh, vice-chairman and managing director for Clariant India. “This new laboratory will accelerate our business growth and support research and development to cater to the evolving customer demands locally. It further reflects Clariant’s commitment to support India’s mining growth.”

The changing mineral processing environment in India is creating opportunities for flotation and adjacent technologies as well as the need for technical services at both the laboratory and plant scale. The new Clariant Mining Solutions Lab is capable of receiving the run of mine (ROM) ore from mining operations throughout India to cost-effectively evaluate the performance of Clariant chemical agents developed to boost mineral grade and recovery. The lab is well equipped with all the standard equipment required in the performance evaluation of Clariant’s chemical agents, including a Feed Preparation (Size Reduction Equipment), Floation Cells and Drying & final Product Preparation.

“The new laboratory will showcase how Clariant Mining Solutions can add value and product relevance for our customers in a timely fashion, while also proving to be a model for cost-effective investment in innovation,” says Jason Wang, head of Asia Pacific North Region, Clariant Mining Solutions. “We are excited to offer long-term solutions to meet the needs of the changing mineral processing environment in India and look forward to a deeper partnership with our customers to help generate significant revenues for their operations.”


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Clariant Mining Solutions is a leading provider of flotation chemicals and emulsifiers for explosives to the global mining industry. Clariant’s strong and growing team of technical experts operate around the globe and is dedicated to providing world-class specialty chemical solutions that add value to customers’ mining operations. The company operates nine state-of-the-art R&D laboratories worldwide which are dedicated to the development and optimization of chemical solutions.


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new logoClariant, a world leader in specialty chemicals, has announced a significant investment to expand its plant in Casablanca, Morocco and increase its global footprint with the production of polymers and chemical blends for the African and Middle East mining industry.

This new investment will also include the opening of a Clariant Mining Solutions laboratory where the focus will be on supporting the phosphate industry in flotation, fertilizer additives and process chemicals. The lab will enable Clariant Mining Solutions to better support the growing customer base and the market growth of the company in the region.

“Clariant is a globally-focused company, committed to serving the unique needs of our customers by improving the supply chain and offering chemical expertise at each Clariant Mining Solutions lab,” said Patric Scheidner, Head of Clariant Mining Solutions Europe, Africa and the Middle East. “This new investment will fully equip Clariant with the infrastructure and expertise needed to provide exceptional service as the African and Middle East mining industry continues to grow.”

Strategically situated near the country’s main harbor, airport and other points of trade and entry, the 9.3 acre complex serves as the country headquarters for warehousing, laboratories and offices.


Clariant Mining Solutions is a leading provider of flotation chemicals and emulsifiers for explosives to the global mining industry. Clariant’s strong and growing team of technical experts operate around the globe and is dedicated to providing world-class specialty chemical solutions that add value to customers’ mining operations. The company operates nine state-of-the-art R&D laboratories worldwide which are dedicated to the development and optimization of chemical solutions.

www.mining.clariant.com

ivl 1IVL Flow Control’s new Air Valve allows large volumes of air to enter during draining or a pipeline burst, whilst also ensuring that discharges are done so safely with controlled speeds.

Designed with an innovative new metallic flat holed mechanism, which during vacuum conditions opens a passage to allow large volumes of air to enter, this latest IVL Flow Control air valve also ensures smooth operation of a pipeline network for normal working conditions. During operation, an air pocket is accumulated in the upper part of the valve, which is gradually compressed.  As its pressure arrives to water pressure, its volume increases, pushing the water downwards.

The beneficial controlled air discharge is achieved when the negative pressure ends.  The valve’s spring lifts up the flat, reducing the section during the discharge phase to slow down the velocity of the approaching water column.

Using Archimedes’ principle, the float, no longer sustained by water thrust, will drop to free the nozzle-hole, which helps release the air pocket, while the upper disk closes the main orifice due to internal pressure.


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Sandvik Coromant has found an interesting and inspiring way to use its automotive expertise to support a good cause; by sponsoring three teams comprising apprentices and graduates from the UK’s Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) who plan to drive classic British Minis across Italy to raise money for charity. As well as sponsorship of the MTC entries in this year’s ‘Italian Job’ Mini car rally, Sandvik Coromant will also provide support to the MTC as it renovates and restores the vehicles - one of which dates back to 1966 – for the event.

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Now in its 25th year, the Italian Job Mini car rally involves driving Minis and other cars featured in the 1969 Michael Caine movie across Italy to raise funds for children’s charities. This year the rally’s nominated charity is ‘Variety’ and the route will see hundreds of cars drive from Turin to Trento, taking in the mountain roads of Piedmont and Trentino and including a drive on the world-famous Monza circuit.

The MTC is entering three original British Minis into the seven-day rally. Once they have been prepared the Minis will leave the MTC’s home in Coventry on 21st October and then drive across France into Italy, reaching Turin in time for the start of the rally on 23rd October.

Painted red, white and blue respectively, the cars are ‘Mike’, built in 1981, Tango’, from 1966, and ‘Charlie’, who rolled off the Mini production line in1992. Each vehicle is currently being restored and repaired using the Centre’s facilities, which includes some of the latest Sandvik Coromant metal cutting tools.

Sandvik Coromant is a leading provider of cutting tools and tooling systems that deliver the high levels of accuracy, productivity and security needed for machining the diverse mix of materials used in modern vehicles. The company partners with a wide variety of automotive manufacturers and suppliers in the proactive development of innovative solutions that address the technical and commercial challenges of manufacturing components for next-generation engines, transmissions, and other vehicle applications and subsystems.

A Tier One industrial member of the MTC since 2011, Sandvik Coromant works closely with the MTC in line with its commitment to developing new machining solutions and sharing knowledge that will help manufacturers address future engineering challenges. This commitment and cooperation also extends to support for graduate and apprentice training and sponsorship schemes and other initiatives designed to address the ‘skills gap’ by attracting, encouraging and nurturing new engineering talent.

Commenting on its sponsorship of the MTC rally entry, Howard Meachin, senior manager – Engineering at Sandvik Coromant, says: “Support of the UK MTC is an important part of our commitment to the advancement of innovative manufacturing techniques across a variety of industries, including the automotive sector. Sponsoring the MTC rally entries and offering our technology and services to help with the restoration of the vehicles is an opportunity to highlight this commitment and our strong relationship with the MTC while helping the Centre to raise money for a great cause.”


About Sandvik Coromant

Sandvik Coromant is a global leading supplier of cutting tools, tooling solutions and know-how to the metalworking industry. With extensive investments in research and development we create unique innovations and set new productivity standards together with our customers. These include the world's major automotive, aerospace and energy industries. Sandvik Coromant has 8000 employees and is represented in 130 countries. We are part of the business area Sandvik Machining Solutions within the global industrial group Sandvik.

For more information visit the website at www.sandvik.coromant.com.

About the Manufacturing Technology Centre

The MTC opened in 2011 and was founded by the University of Birmingham, Loughborough University, the University of Nottingham and TWI Ltd. The MTC’s industrial members include some of the UK’s major global manufacturers and SMEs.

The MTC aims to provide a competitive environment to bridge the gap between university-based research and the development of innovative manufacturing solutions, in line with the Government’s manufacturing strategy. The MTC is part the High Value Manufacturing Catapult, supported by the Technology Strategy Board.

For more information visit the website at www.the-mtc.org

basf logo redThrough investments in the local facilities BASF enhances the competitiveness of the photoinitiator production in Mortara, Italy, and strengthens the site in the long term. In 2014, BASF invests €4 to 6 million in its facilities in order to ensure the highest standards of safety and environmental protection and to improve the efficiency of the production lines. In addition, BASF extends its production of photoinitiators in Mortara. The site is one of the largest in the world for the production of photoinitiators.

The development, production and marketing of photoinitiators are a core business of BASF. BASF has built up a leading position in the UV coatings and inks market, with a strong portfolio comprising photoinitiators, light stabilizers, formulation additives and UV resins supported by intensive technical service. A dded in very small quantities, photoinitiators speed up the drying process for UV curable coatings, inks and adhesives by triggering chemical reactions upon exposure to UV light.


About BASF

BASF is the world’s leading chemical company: The Chemical Company. Its portfolio ranges from chemicals, plastics, performance products and crop protection products to oil and gas. We combine economic success with environmental protection and social responsibility. Through science and innovation, we enable our customers in nearly every industry to meet the current and future needs of society. Our products and solutions contribute to conserving resources, ensuring nutrition and improving quality of life. We have summed up this contribution in our corporate purpose: We create chemistry for a sustainable future. BASF had sales of about €74 billion in 2013 and over 112,000 employees as of the end of the year. BASF shares are traded on the stock exchanges in Frankfurt (BAS), London (BFA) and Zurich (AN).


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Dispersions & Pigments

Philipp Schnorbus

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Siemens Metals Technologies has won an order from German company Aluminium Norf Gmbh (Alunorf) to supply automation and drives systems to expand and modernize hot rolling mill no. 1 in its Neuss Plant. The aim of the project is to increase production capacity. The conversion work will be performed in several stages, and should be completed by the start of 2016.

  • New motors and drive systems will increase plant capacity
  • Automation will be integrated into existing system

In the course of a multi-stage program to expand capacity, an extra rolling stand will be added to the finishing line of the hot rolling mill. Modifications will also be made to the existing gear units. The last stand on the finishing mill and the coiler will be fitted with new AC drives. Both measures will increase rolling speed and therefore production capacity.

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Siemens will be supplying a synchronous motor with a non-salient pole rotor for the last rolling stand, which is currently equipped with a DC motor, and an induction motor for the coiler. This will replace three DC motors mounted on one shaft. As well as installing Sinamics SM150 medium voltage converters, Siemens will also handle the entire dismantling and reassembly work, as well as the commissioning of the electrical components. The DC motor from the last rolling stand will be overhauled in a Siemens workshop, re-assembled and then used again in the new rolling stand. Alunorf will supply the automation hardware required for the new rolling stand, while Siemens will make the necessary adaptations to the software.

The modernization work will be performed during scheduled plant shutdowns to avoid additional production losses. The solution proposed by Siemens will ensure that existing components and systems can be used again to the greatest possible extent. This will also create the technical pre-requisites for their future replacement, which will increase the security of Alunorf's investment.

Founded in 1965, Aluminium Norf GmbH is a joint venture of Novelis Deutschland GmbH and Hydro Aluminium Rolled Products GmbH, and operates the world's largest aluminum smelting plant and rolling mill in Neuss. The company employs over 2,200 people, and sells around 1.5 million tonnes of hot and cold-rolled aluminum strip per annum.


The Siemens Industry Sector (Erlangen, Germany) is the world's leading supplier of innovative and environmentally friendly products and solutions for industrial customers. With end-to-end automation technology and industrial software, solid vertical-market expertise, and technology-based services, the Sector enhances its customers' productivity, efficiency, and flexibility. With a global workforce of more than 100,000 employees, the Industry Sector comprises the Divisions Industry Automation, Drive Technologies and Customer Services as well as the Business Unit Metals Technologies. For more information, visit http://www.siemens.com/industry

The Metals Technologies Business Unit (Linz, Austria), part of the Siemens Industry Sector, is one of the world's leading life-cycle partners for the metals industry. The Business Unit offers a comprehensive technology, modernization, product and service portfolio as well as integrated automation and environmental solutions covering the entire life cycle of plants. For more information, visit http://www.siemens.com/metals


Mr. Rainer Schulze
Metals Technologies
Siemens AG
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4031  Linz
Austria
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