Açotubo Group Invests R$ 5 Million to Expand Cutting Capacity of Headquarters and Branches

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Published on 22/09/2021 at 13:12

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Açotubo Group Is Investing About R$ 5 Million in a New Technology That Will Expand Its Factories’ Production

Açotubo Group, one of the largest companies in Brazil and Latin America in the manufacture and distribution of steel products, will invest R$ 5 million to purchase automatic band saws and disc cutting machines. Thus, Açotubo Group plans to expand and increase the cutting capacity of its branches and, mainly, its headquarters.

Açotubo Group Plans to Invest an Additional R$ 8 Million This Year to Become a Leader in the Steel Sector

With high capacity for series cuts, the new technology used in the machinery will bring the group a competitive advantage over its competitors in the steel sector. In addition to this initial investment, there is also a projection of an additional R$ 8 million for the purchase of handling and cutting machines, which is currently under approval by the board.

According to Bruno Bassi, CEO of Açotubo Group, the acquisition of new machinery will bring benefits to the company’s operations, enhancing the performance of cutting in bars and mechanical tubes, where the company is a market leader in partnership with Vallourec. Furthermore, the purchase will also increase the company’s service capacity.

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New Technologies Involving Eco-Friendly Steel Promise to Change the Steel Sector

Hybrit, a company from Sweden, has developed a completely eco-friendly steel. The material does not use any fossil fuel in its manufacture.

The project has been under development for five years, and a technology using hydrogen is employed in the production of the material. The Hybrit project in the steel sector is so promising that it already has interested customers and has made its first delivery. Among the interested parties is Volvo, the manufacturer of cars and trucks that ordered the material for automobile manufacturing.

Eco-friendly steel is innovative for the steel sector because the production of steel and iron annually generates about 2.6 gigatons of CO2 released directly into the atmosphere, and with the new technology, this value could be significantly reduced.

Get to Know Açotubo Group

With over 45 years of activity, the Group is renowned for its services and solutions in distribution within the steel sector. The company has five business units, namely: Pipes and Steel, Fittings, Stainless Steels, Anchoring Systems, and Integrated Solutions.

The company also has strategically positioned units in different regions to serve the entire country. Açotubo Group constantly invests in infrastructure and technology to better serve its clients.

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