Asia – Inductotherm
Today on the show, we invite you to a virtual tour of the Wuxi factory, a colossal manufacturing facility sprawling over 60,000 square meters. The site is a buzzing hub of engineering, sales, service, and installation services, driven by the diligent work of over 450 employees. Facilities and Global Supply Chain: The Wuxi plant boasts…
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Inductotherm Group Taiwan Unveils High-Tech and Energy-Efficient Industrial Induction Solutions for Local and Global Market
Inductotherm Group Taiwan, a US-invested company based in Taiwan, recently detailed its comprehensive suite of industrial induction solutions in a company overview video. A leader in the development of world-class equipment locally, the company is committed to driving cost efficiency, enhancing equipment quality, and ensuring top-tier maintenance services for its customer base. Over its…
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Industry-Leading Advanced Induction Solutions Contribute to Unprecedented Efficiency and Productivity with Inductotherm Group Korea
Known for its technological prowess in the induction industry, Inductotherm Group Korea’s manufacturing facilities in Gyeongsangbu are one facility of those in 19 countries and operations in 47. They have emerged as a leader in delivering advanced induction solutions and equipment across the globe. Since its government-initiated establishment in 1985, Inductotherm Group Korea…
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