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TechnoGuss GmbH

Buch, Germany

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TechnoGuss GmbH is a modern foundry founded in 1842 and located in Tangerhütte, Germany. The company specializes in providing individual solutions for single parts, small series, and medium series. They offer casting services for the mechanical engineering, drive technology, and valve manufacturing industries. Notable projects include work on the Burj Khalifa, Demag CC8800-1, Queen Mary 2, and Three Gorges Dam. The company casts all current cast iron variants according to the latest standards from models to finished parts. TechnoGuss has processed over 164 years of experience in the foundry industry.

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