Registration open for the tilting rotary furnace presentation at GHI’s plant

July 6, 2020
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Registration open to attend the tilting rotary furnace presentation at GHI

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We would like to  invite our clients and friends to visit “in situ” the state-of-the-art tilting rotary furnace that we are going to deliver to a Mexican client.

The aim of this event is to gain a detailed knowledge about the furnace that is currently being tested, before it is dismantled and transported to the customer’s premises. During the visit, you will be explained the main characteristics and advantages of this 30-ton capacity Tilting Rotary Furnace, is specifically designed for the recycling of aluminium scrap.

We are sure it will be an interesting visit for refineries, aluminium recycling companies and those who use aluminium scrap in their production processes.
At the time of the visit, strict safety measures will be taken and all the protocols established by the health authorities will be respected.

If you want to have more details about this type of furnace, you can have a look at our website where you will find more information about aluminium recycling plants.

Please contact our colleague Adriana Torres by sending her an email to atorres@ghihornos.com if you would like to attend the presentation.

As the number of participants is limited, we recommend you to reserve your place as soon as possible!

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Registration open for the tilting rotary furnace presentation at GHI’s plant
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