As part of Eurocement’s investment programme, Akhangarancement has installed a new modern milling and horizontal boring machine, manufactured in China, for its mechanical-repair unit. The new machine has a high rigidity, high accuracy, performance and reliability.
The machine was purchased as part of the renovation of the production capacity of the plant. In the summer of 2016, the company commissioned a new screw-cutting lathe, as part of the same framework.
The new machine includes a digital display that provides high accuracy of manufactured products. The machine is also suitable for processing different types of parts and can be used during the manufacture of the main components needed to repair other equipment in the plant.
The machine is now running at full load.
Read the article online at: https://www.worldcement.com/europe-cis/20012017/eurocement-acquires-boring-machine/
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