The Ternium Industrial Center, located in Pesquería, Nuevo León, will put into operation its new hot rolling plant that will allow it to produce highly specialized steels with which it will be able to enter new markets, as well as supply the automotive, metalworking and line industries. White.

Equipped with the latest technology, this factory will have a production capacity of 4.4 million tons per year and will supply steels that are not produced in Mexico today.

In a tour of the plant that will begin operating in the second half of the year, the director of Lamination, Paulo López, explained that ten cranes were installed that will work autonomously, which requires a unique logistics capacity in Latin America.

The new industrial complex, whose rolling mill is almost a kilometer long, required the work of around 5,500 people in total for its construction.

The location of the new facilities was a strategic decision with a view to meeting the demand for specialized and sophisticated steels that emerged after the signing of the T-MEC, especially in the automotive sector.

“The T-MEC, without a doubt, comes to strengthen the productive chain that we have in Mexico and, like Ternium, it will give us the opportunity to satisfy the needs of that productive chain by being integrated into the link with the United States and Canada. ”, Highlighted Paulo López.

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