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Margui Develops Asphalt Plant With Capacity to Produce 60 Tons of Product Per Hour

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 09/06/2022 at 15:05

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The Asphalt Plant Will Be Presented at Paving Expo 2022; Fair Runs Until Friday at Expo Center Norte, in São Paulo/SP

Considered the most comprehensive infrastructure and construction fair in Brazil, Paving Expo opens its doors this Wednesday (6/8) at Expo Center in São Paulo. The event runs until Friday, bringing together manufacturers, importers, distributors, and service providers in the sector. The gaucho company Margui Engenharia de Equipamentos is present at the fair at booth 304. In addition to strengthening relationships with clients and partners, the brand also takes the opportunity to showcase a significant launch: the new asphalt plant UAM 40-60.

The innovation features low maintenance costs and combines technology and robustness in a single piece of equipment. The UAM 40-60 asphalt plant is mobile and has a production capacity of up to 60 tons of asphalt per hour. Measuring 20.1 meters in length and 4.4 meters in height, the Margui UAM 40-60 weighs 28 tons and has a width of 3.2 meters.

Besides the fair, Paving Expo also includes a program focused on lectures and conferences. “After two years without in-person events, Margui resumes its participation in fairs at Paving Expo, which is a stage for many ideas, contacts, and business. The fair is an excellent opportunity for us to connect with clients and partners. We will also be present at conferences discussing the challenges and opportunities in the sector, which is essential for the development of our segment in Brazil”, highlights Gilberto Luz, engineer and CEO of the company.

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What: Paving Expo 2022
When: from June 8 to 10, at Expo Center Norte – Yellow Pavilion
Margui Booth: 304

About Margui

With 11 years in the market, Margui Engenharia de Equipamentos develops equipment to serve the infrastructure and civil construction segments. The company has a varied product mix, including asphalt plants with various capacities, soil plants, and rotary dryers for multiple applications, as well as asphalt and fuel tanks. The company’s manufacturing unit was unified in 2022 and is located in Vale Real/RS. The administrative headquarters is in Caxias do Sul/RS.

Margui Develops Asphalt Plant With Capacity to Produce 60 Tons of Product Per Hour

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