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Bulgarian Alcomet puts new rolling mill into operation

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Update time : 2021-01-08 18:14:59
Alcomet AD, the only manufacturer of rolled and extruded aluminum products in Bulgaria, said that its upgraded production line for the production of powder-coated aluminum profiles has been put into operation, worth 1.4 million levs. The monthly production capacity of its powder-coated aluminum profiles can reach 600 tons after the upgrade, three times higher than before.

In December 2020, Alcomet's new rolling mill was put into production, and the annual production capacity will be raised by 85,000 tons in the medium term.
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