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Video: FAG Plant Expands In Debrecen

• 24 Jan 2019 9:57 AM

The new production hall of the FAG plant belonging to the Schaeffler AG was constructed in Debrecen.

The 22,000 square meter building, which was built in the framework of an EUR 80 million investment will feature new equipment, including machinery with state-of-the-art grinding technology.

Thanks to the considerable capacity increase, the European car manufacturing plants will be provided with bearings from Debrecen within the company group ‒ in the dimensional range to be produced on the new production line.

MTI Photo: Czeglédi Zsolt
Source: Hungarian Investment Promotion Agency

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