Xinghua city induction furnaces that fail checks to close permanently

Published: May 28, 2018 15:16

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Induction furnaces across Xinghua city in Jiangsu province that fail inspection checks before June 10 will be shut permanently

SHANGHAI, May 28 (SMM) – Induction furnaces across Xinghua city in Jiangsu province that fail inspection checks before June 10 will be shut permanently, SMM learned.

The Xinghua government shut induction furnaces in the city for rectifications from May 23, as part of efforts to crack down on ditiao steel and address overcapacity.

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