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Jun
01:00
Gemany's DEW completes $50m specialty upgrade in Witten
Deutsche Edelstahlwerke (DEW) has inaugurated its new secondary metallurgy centre in Witten, Germany. The investment has cost roughly €50 million ($68m), and has taken the specialty steels company three years to complete.
The new equipment includes a ladle furnace, an alloying unit, and the latest vacuum degassing technology, which can virtually eliminate all unwanted carbon from the melt, DEW claims. High-tech automation equipment means processing times …
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