Danfoss Climate Solutions added a new assembly line for oil-free check valves at its Monterrey, Mexico factory for Turbocor compressor applications. The line will produce 12 models to support North American OEM customers.
Danfoss opened a new production line at its Monterrey, Mexico plant to assemble oil-free check valves used with Turbocor compressors, with 12 models planned to serve North American OEM customers.
Flowserve inaugurated its Global Technology and Engineering Center (GTEC) in Torreón, Coahuila, with a $40 million investment that will create about 150 specialized jobs. The center will support Flowserve operations across the Americas.
Danfoss Climate Solutions is now manufacturing a significant number of its GBC 45 and 49 bar shutoff ball valves at Monterrey, Mexico, moving production from China to strengthen supply and cut delivery times.
OPW, a Dover Corporation company, acquired MEC and its subsidiary Xanik in July 2024, placing Xanik in OPW Fluid Transfer Solutions' Chemical and Industrial Equipment unit. Xanik, based in Mexico City, has now launched a new logo to reflect its integration.
Atlas Copco signed a deal to acquire the vacuum-related assets and brand of Mexican firm MEISA, which supplies vacuum pumps and services to industrial customers from Queretaro and Monterrey.
Swiss company Sulzer started up a new vertical hydraulic pump factory with a US$7.1 million investment, extending its 40-year-old plant in Cuautitlán Izcalli, State of Mexico. Output will serve power generation and hydrocarbon operations.
Tecma inaugurated its 41st plant, a maquiladora of over 250,000 square feet in Ciudad Juárez with more than 200 employees, focused on manufacturing precision pneumatic valves.
Bosch Rexroth opened a 42,000 sq m plant in Queretaro, Mexico, investing about EUR 160 million to make hydraulic pumps, motors and valves for mobile machinery and linear motion products, creating about 900 jobs by 2027.
Emerson started expanding its engineering center in Metepec, State of Mexico, for Fisher control valves, with about $24 million invested and about 200 staff expected, completion targeted for February 2024.
The Macro special valve project of Jiangsu Salt Group (Suyan Group) said it secured a USD 20 million order for an oil pipeline in Mexico in January 2023. The project, in Nanan, Fujian, targets LNG and ultra-high-pressure valves.
The special valve project of Jiangsu Sunsalt Group reported a $20 million order for oil pipeline valves in Mexico, secured in January 2023.
GE Power Conversion will supply 19 C7 Series electrical motors to power water-cooling tower pumps made by Ruhrpumpen for the Dos Bocas refinery in Mexico. The refinery is expected to start commercial operation in late 2022.
Marshall Excelsior Company, a Harbour Group company, acquired Xanor de Mexico (Xanik), a Mexico City maker of specialty severe-service valves. Terms were not disclosed.
Atlas Copco Power and Flow signed a commercial partnership with Proveedora de Bombas, Motores y Compresores to distribute its products, including WEDA submersible pumps, in Mexico. The agreement includes training for the distributor's personnel.
Hitachi Astemo will invest 56 million dollars over two years to improve industrial safety at its Lerma plants in Mexico, creating 480 new jobs, the state governor announced.
Coretech Flow/Master Valve USA was awarded a contract to supply manual and automated ball valves for a 30-inch gas pipeline in Mexico operated by Fermaca, with SENER as EPC contractor. The scope covers 28 manual and 39 automated valves, with the automated valves integrated and tested in Katy, Texas.
KYB Americas announced a new manufacturing plant in Silao, Guanajuato, Mexico, to begin with hydraulic pumps for automotive continuously variable transmissions and later make shocks, struts and steering components. The plant is expected to add 130 jobs.
Danfoss Mexico has expanded operations at its Apodaca plant by installing a production line for industrial refrigeration valves, previously imported mostly from China. The investment amount was not disclosed.
A Mexican mining company commissioned German pump maker Abel GmbH to supply 14 hydraulic diaphragm pumps for transporting jarosite sludge in zinc production.
Japanese-owned Aisan Autopartes México officially started operations at a new plant in Villa de Pozos, San Luis Potosí, Mexico, with a $72 million investment and 260 jobs. The plant makes throttle bodies, engine valves and fuel pumps for the automotive sector.
Arca Flow Controls, the US subsidiary of Arca Regler, delivered several large anti-surge control valves for compressor lines in Mexico, ordered in 2016 and delivered in early 2017. The valves serve pipeline stations in La Laguna, Coahuila and Villa de Reyes, San Luis Potosi.
Arca Flow Controls, the US subsidiary of Arca Regler GmbH, has begun delivering several large anti-surge control valves for compressor lines in La Laguna, Coahuila and Villa de Reyes, San Luis Potosi, Mexico.
Arca Flow Controls, the US subsidiary of Arca Regler GmbH, delivered five anti-surge valves to Mexico for compressor lines at pipeline stations in La Laguna, Coahuila and Villa de Reyes, San Luis Potosi. The compressors are scheduled to go online in winter 2017 or early 2018.
Arca Flow Controls, the US subsidiary of Arca Regler, delivered five large anti-surge control valves for compressor lines in Mexico, ordered the previous year. The valves serve compressor stations in La Laguna (Coahuila) and Villa de Reyes (San Luis Potosi) that feed natural gas to CFE power stations and industry.
General Electric Oil & Gas Pressure Control opened a plant in the Guadalupe Industrial Park, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, for manufacturing oil industry equipment. The investment was 200 million pesos, creating 160 direct jobs, with exports to 22 countries.
General Electric inaugurated a plant in the municipality of Guadalupe, Nuevo León, Mexico, where it will manufacture wellheads and Christmas trees for the hydrocarbons industry for export to 22 countries. The plant cost 190 million pesos and will employ 150 technicians and specialists.