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News Release from: Morgan Construction Company | Subject: Bar mill revamps
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 22 March 2002
Dutch combination mill revamp uses
Morgan products
Morgan Construction, through its UK subsidiary, Morgan-Europe, Sheffield, has won a contract to upgrade Fundia Nedstaal's mill in Alblasserdam, The Netherlands.
Morgan Construction, through its UK subsidiary, Morgan-Europe, Sheffield, has won a contract to upgrade Fundia Nedstaal's mill in Alblasserdam, The Netherlands Senior vice president and general manager of Morgan's rolling mill division, Daniel Morgan, said "The order is for two pinch roll and one laying head assemblies that will be part of the company's upcoming revamped combination mill
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 28 Mar 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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Manufacturing of these mill assemblies will completed in Morgan's headquarters in Worcester, (Massachusetts, USA), while additional portions of the contract will be procured at Morgan's facility in Europe.
The revamped mill is due to begin commercial operation in August 2002.
The Zhang Jia Gang Shatai Steel Company in Jiangsu province, Peoples' republic of China, has ordered 12 No-Housing stands from Morgan - the first such order for Morgan from China.
It follows on from the Chinese bar mill's order for two cantilevered finishing stands that had been shipped out at the beginning of 2002.
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The No-Housing and cantilevered stands are to be installed by August 2002.
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