Brazilian Multinational WEG, With Several National and International Factories, Celebrates the In-Person Return of the 20th Rio Oil & Gas and Expects to Make Great Deals at the Event

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 11/10/2022 at 00:40

Updated on 11/10/2022 at 16:30

Rafael Almeida, representante da WEG na Rio Oil Gas 2022

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WEG is also present at this year’s “Rio Oil & Gas” with a huge booth in Pavilion 3. The Brazilian multinational manufactures electrical equipment from power generation, transmission, distribution, to the power consumption terminal.

Video: WEG Discusses Business, Employability, and Perspectives

YouTube video — ***Rafael Almeida, Legal Representative of WEG in Rio de Janeiro***

According to Rafael Almeida, legal representative of WEG in Rio de Janeiro, at the “Rio Oil and Gas” booth, the company representatives can showcase the following products:

Product Portfolio of WEG

electric motors,
generators and alternators,
hydraulic turbines,
steam turbines,
reducers and multipliers,
electrical panels,
wind turbines,
photovoltaic plants,
conventional and mobile substations,
frequency inverters,
soft starters,
circuit breakers,
PLC,
electronic components,
electrocenters,
vehicle chargers,
electric mobility,
batteries and rectifiers,
UPS,
oil transformers,
dry transformers,
disconnectors,
synchronous compensators,
machine and process monitoring,
outlets,
switches,
smart homes
industrial paints.

“We work with repair services for motors and generators, transformers, reducers, hydraulic and steam turbines,” explains Rafael, who adds: “Our company was founded in 1961 by three friends who came together to create WEG in Jaraguá do Sul, Santa Catarina. Currently, the company is also on the stock exchange as WEGE3 and always achieving excellent investments,” he explains.

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Brazilian Multinational WEG, With Several National and International Factories, Celebrates the In-Person Return of the 20th Rio Oil & Gas and Expects to Make Great Deals at the Event

In an Interview with Portal CPG – Click Petroleum and Gas, WEG Reported That Its Factory in SC, in Jaraguá do Sul, Produces Around 60,000 Motors per Day and Employs About 18,000 People

Video: WEG Discusses Business, Employability, and Perspectives

Product Portfolio of WEG

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