ThyssenKrupp open new plant
ThyssenKrupp Építöelemek have opened a new €8m steel sandwich element plant in
The plant will produce around 1.2 million square metres of steel sandwich elements a year to consumers in
Dr Jost Massenberg, executive board member at ThyssenKrupp Steel, said: ‘We forecast annual growth rates of 10 per cent for sandwich products [in Central and
Steel sandwich elements consist of two steel face sheets bonded with a rigid polyurethane foam core. The products are used in a variety of industrial and commercial buildings. The construction elements offer thermal insulation and low weight.
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